How to be an expert coder?

In all fairness though, nodeJS gets the job done pretty well, as far as I have heard from other developers like Deleted member 923340. Plus, I love npm. :)
well many things can "get the job done", but that doesnt mean its the best way to do things or the language is any good ;) .. javascript is a terrible and slow language.
 
the same as any other subject, experience and consistency.
 
codewars.com/leetcode.com .... it's as simple as that just get into it try to solve alot of problems reach somewhere like 3kyu - 1kyu in code wars and taddah you can call your self now an expert coder and no one can deny it coding = competitive programming knowing about time and space complexity and algorithms sorting algorithms path finding algorithms searching etc ...
otherwise programming language and the tech stack trust me it doesn't matter at alllll it's all about problem solving and algorithms that's it . Good luck
 
LOL, it's a big statement to make. It's a hacky language IMO. With that, it has not been tested for a long time like perl for example. Care to share why you think nodeJS is the best language in the world?

Lol. That's either a troll post or a bad programmer. No sane person thinks NodeJS is the best language in the world. I find it hard to believe that there is a "best" language. It really depends on what the project's requirements are.
 
Lol. That's either a troll post or a bad programmer. No sane person thinks NodeJS is the best language in the world. I find it hard to believe that there is a "best" language. It really depends on what the project's requirements are.
NodeJS is not the best language, it is neither a hacky language. It has a purpose and it serves well for that purpose. :D

If I had to choose the best programming language, as much as I love Java (see my username?), I would have to go with GoLang.
 
NodeJS is not the best language, it is neither a hacky language. It has a purpose and it serves well for that purpose. :D

If I had to choose the best programming language, as much as I love Java (see my username?), I would have to go with GoLang.

Never played with Go myself. Fan of Scala, though.
 
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