Readable Streams 
Readable Streams
by TheNetNinja
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Date Added: August 11, 2016

Lecture Description

Hey gang, in this tutorial I'll show you how we can create a readable stream and use it to read data / files. Using a readable stream means we don't have to wait for the full file to be stored in memory before we start to do something with the data.

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In this Node JS tutorial series for beginners, we'll be walking step by step through what Node JS is, and how it all works. We'll also be creating a Node JS application from scratch using express, and hook it up to MongoDB - a noSQL database perfect for using with Node.

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