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As far as course requirements go, they're not that many.

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My expectation is that you are familiar with basic elements, simple siestas rules, and have a general

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understanding of JavaScript, especially if six callbacks, promises and async await.

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Since this is a node course and I already have a tremendous amount of node content to cover.

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I'm not going to spend too much time on JavaScript language fundamentals while you can still follow

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along with the course without knowing basics.

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It's crucial if you want to understand how stuff works behind the scenes.

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As a side note, if you need to brush up on the JavaScript fundamentals.

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I have a YouTube channel called Coding ADIC where I post a bunch of cool JavaScript related content.

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Specifically, you might be interested in Jazz Nugget's playlists, where I cover a bunch of useful

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ESX features as well as asynchronous JavaScript topics.

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So if you need to jog your memory on just fundamentals, I suggest going to YouTube.

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Look for the channel by the name of coding at home and more specifically the playlist by the name of

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JavaScript Nugget's.