Create a Twitter Clone with Node.js, Socket.IO and MongoDB

Learn Node.js, MongoDB and more by making the ultimate Twitter clone website completely from scratch!

4.64 (687 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

language

Web Development

What you will learn

How to create a social network just like Twitter

Node JS

Socket IO

JavaScript

MongoDB

Mongoose

HTML

CSS

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Our Verdict

As a comprehensive full-stack web development course, Create a Twitter Clone with Node.js, Socket.IO and MongoDB offers valuable insights into various components of modern application building. The instructor excels in articulating complex subjects while constructing an engaging Twitter clone from scratch. However, the curriculum could be enhanced by incorporating email confirmations to prevent spam registration and addressing minor concerns like updating jQuery, using "const" instead of "var

What We Liked

Covers a wide range of full-stack web development concepts, such as REST APIs, authentication flows, and application-database integration
Instructor explains every step in details while building a polished Twitter clone app
Exposes learners to various tools and libraries including Mongoose, Pug templating engine, jQuery, and Bootstrap
Highlights frontend and backend techniques relevant for social network applications

Potential Drawbacks

Some users feel that the frontend codebase could be made more maintainable with a different framework or modern JavaScript approaches like using
instead of
Lacks proper email confirmation implementation making it prone to spam account creation
A few learners mention issues and insufficient explanations in certain parts, such as nodeJS sections and Mongoose/MongoDB parts
Does not include deployment guidance or mobile responsive design considerations for the end project