Get started with Node.js development on Windows. Learn what Node.js is, why to use it, and how to set up your environment.
For those who prefer using Node.js in a Linux environment, this guide will help you to install Node.js on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2 is the recommended version).
This guide will help you get started using JavaScript frameworks on Windows, including Node.js, React.js, and Vue.js.
This article demonstrates how to use Visual Studio to build a basic Node.js web app that uses the Express framework. Node.js is a server-side JavaScript runtime environment that executes JavaScript code. By default, Node.js uses the npm package manager to make it easy to use and share Node.js source code libraries.
Learning any new technology is a time-consuming process where it's easy to get lost. This is why we created this series of practical, bite-sized videos about Node.js for beginners so you can get up to speed quickly! We choose to focus on the most important tasks and scenarios to make the most of your...
For your Node.js application to run in Azure, it needs to listen on the port provided by the PORT environment variable. In your generated Express app, this environment variable is already used in the startup script bin/www.
Set up a Node.js environment and add it to the PATH, additionally providing proxy support.
This setting controls what version of node-inspector iisnode uses when debugging your node application. Currently, iisnode-inspector-0.7.3.dll and iisnode-inspector.dll are the only two valid values for this setting.
Manage packages in Visual Studio by using the Node.js package manager (npm) for both Node.js and ASP.NET Core applications.