December 2015
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 8m
English
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Wrapping Up
You should now have a better overview of your tools. We covered that a Node.js application runs in a single thread and supports events at the base level. We also examined how JavaScript’s peculiarities, from mathematical rounding errors to automatic type conversions, can cause hard-to-debug errors. You should now be aware of these issues and know how they can cause problems.
Now that we have a inspected our tools, we can start securing a Node.js application. Let’s start with the server and work our way up.
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