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# About
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This chapter, you will learn strong fundementals understanding of HTTP & HTML using Node.js and ES6 baked in.
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# Prior Knowledge
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<!-- These are to Aid quality node applications -->
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1. Explain & Identify Synchronous functions
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2. Explain & Identify Asynchronous functions
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3. Explain node.js and greater ecosystem with NPM.
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# Student Learning Objectives
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Students should be able to:
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1. Distinguish between the client and the server.
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2. Explain node.js and greater ecosystem with NPM.
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2. Distinguish between the client and the server.
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3. Explain & Identify Synchronous functions
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4. Explain & Identify Asynchronous functions
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5. Describe what HTTP is and why it was created.
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6. Explain what HTML is and why it was created.
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7. Identify HTML basic syntax and how to check it.
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8. Explain how HTML is sent from a server to the browser using HTTP
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9. Demonstrate how to use node's `fs` method to read HTML and `http` method to create a server.
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10. Create a [simple functions] that uses [template literals] to compose html layouts.
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3. Describe what HTTP is and why it was created.
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4. Explain what HTML is and why it was created.
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5. Identify HTML basic syntax and how to check it.
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6. Explain how HTML is sent from a server to the browser using HTTP
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7. Demonstrate how to use node's `fs` method to read HTML and `http` method to create a server.
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8. Create a [simple functions] that uses [template literals] to compose html layouts.
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