Creating a Basic Node.js HTTP Server

#Backend JavaScript is mostly about boundaries: requests, responses, routing, middleware, validation, and failures crossing those boundaries in predictable ways. In this lesson, the practical target is creating a basic node.js http server: you should be able to predict what the runtime will do before changing the code.#link

This example demonstrates creating a basic node.js http server directly. Change one input at a time and observe the result; the goal is to connect the syntax to the runtime behavior rather than treating the snippet as a recipe.

This example demonstrates creating a basic node.js http server directly. Change one input at a time and observe the result; the goal is to connect the syntax to the runtime behavior rather than treating the snippet as a recipe.