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Build Collaborative editor and Real-time video call with NodeJS

4h 35m 13s
English
Paid
Updated September 2026

Build Collaborative editor and Real-time video call with NodeJS is a 39-lesson 4 hours 35 minutes self-paced course by Code4Startup. Build Collaborative Editor and Real-Time Video Call with NodeJS walks you through coding a Google-Docs-style collaborative editor combined with FaceTime-style video calling, starting from an empty folder and finishing with a working app…

Course facts

Lessons
39
Duration
4 hours 35 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Code4Startup
Price
Premium

Build Collaborative Editor and Real-Time Video Call with NodeJS walks you through coding a Google-Docs-style collaborative editor combined with FaceTime-style video calling, starting from an empty folder and finishing with a working app.

What you'll build

  • A collaborative platform combining a live code editor with video call functionality
  • Email/password login plus Facebook authentication
  • Real-time chat similar to Facebook Messenger
  • Real-time collaborative editing and video calling powered by Socket.io and peer-to-peer connections
  • Transactional emails and a live deployment of the finished app

Skills covered

Along the way you'll set up a NodeJS environment, structure an application with best practices, work with object models and MongoDB, wire up Handlebars templates, handle form submission and validation, and deploy the finished project to a live host.

Who it's for

Only basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript knowledge is assumed, and completing a short NodeJS primer first is recommended. The course also points out a practical business angle: a platform like this can support paid pair-programming or mentoring sessions, the way services such as CodeMentor operate.

Who teaches Build Collaborative editor and Real-time video call with NodeJS? Code4Startup

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Code4Startup (also known as CodeRealProjects) is a project-based teaching platform aimed at developers who want to learn the modern web stack by building real working applications — typically clones of well-known startup products (Airbnb, Twitter, Uber, Netflix) using the current full-stack JavaScript or PHP / Laravel toolchains.

The course catalog covers the modern full-stack stacks: React + Node.js, Vue + Laravel, Next.js + Supabase, the mobile side with React Native, plus the surrounding tooling for auth, billing, and deployment. Each course is structured around shipping a complete working clone of a recognisable product, which suits developers learning by reverse-engineering real applications rather than studying frameworks in isolation.

The CourseFlix listing under this source carries 8 Code4Startup courses spanning that range. Material is paid; courses are sold individually on the original platform.

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All Course Lessons (39)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Vision of this project Demo
03:22
2
What are we building?
05:19
3
Install NodeJS and npm
03:57
4
Install GUI Tool for MongoDB database
01:44
5
Create your first web app
02:51
6
What are we building in this task?
00:44
7
Understanding project's structure
06:51
8
Implementing Bootstrap
07:07
9
Create your first static page
05:25
10
What are we building in this task?
00:51
11
Create Contact page
09:55
12
Form validation
11:12
13
Sending Transactional Emails
10:32
14
What are we building in this task?
00:40
15
Create Register & Login page
07:16
16
Create database for User
16:38
17
Register with Email & Password
22:24
18
Login with Email & Password
09:20
19
Logout function
04:49
20
What are we building in this task?
00:45
21
Create Facebook app
01:30
22
Authenticate with Passport Facebook
14:00
23
What are we building in this task?
00:54
24
Create Task function
09:24
25
What are we building in this task?
00:58
26
Create Code Editor
07:24
27
Create Chat function
19:50
28
Create Room chat
08:10
29
What are we building in this task?
01:15
30
Sharing code editor
13:19
31
Save task to database
07:37
32
What are we building in this task?
00:43
33
Create UI for video call
08:15
34
Create account for PeerJS Server
01:41
35
Setting up WebRTC
12:04
36
Heroku & Mlab
05:00
37
Heroku Deployment
10:50
38
Updating Gmail & Facebook settings
07:48
39
Create our own Peer Server for video call
12:49
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites should I have before starting this course?
Before starting this course, you should have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS, as well as familiarity with basic JavaScript concepts. It is also recommended to complete the "NodeJS for newbies in 1 hour" course to ensure you have a foundational understanding of NodeJS. A desire to quickly build a NodeJS web application is essential.
What will I build during the course?
During the course, you will build a dynamic platform that includes a real-time code editor and video call functionality. This platform is similar to Google Docs for collaborative editing and FaceTime for video calls. You'll start from an empty folder and work through to a fully functional application, implementing features such as a code editor, chat function, room chat, and video calling interface.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for individuals interested in building real-time collaborative applications. It is particularly beneficial for those in the business of offering pair training or mentoring services related to coding or debugging projects. The platform you develop can be used to provide real-time assistance to clients, similar to business models like CodeMentor.
What specific tools and libraries will be used in the course?
The course involves setting up a NodeJS environment and using third-party libraries to enhance your application. You'll learn to work with MongoDB for database management and integrate features using Passport for authentication, PeerJS for video call functionality, and WebRTC for setting up real-time communication. Deployment will be done on Heroku, with Mlab for database hosting.
How does the course compare to other NodeJS courses in terms of depth and scope?
This course provides a practical, project-based learning experience focused on building a specific application from scratch. Unlike some other NodeJS courses that might focus on theory or general concepts, this course emphasizes hands-on development of a real-world platform with specific features like a code editor and video calls. It's suitable for those looking to apply NodeJS skills in a practical, business-oriented context.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover advanced JavaScript concepts beyond basic familiarity. It assumes prior knowledge of HTML and CSS and does not delve into these areas in detail. Also, it does not provide an exhaustive study of NodeJS itself, focusing instead on applying NodeJS to build a specific application. If you're looking for deep dives into MongoDB or WebRTC, those topics are covered only as necessary for the application.
What is the estimated time commitment for completing the course?
The course comprises 39 lessons, each building upon the last to guide you from project inception to completion. Although the total runtime is not specified, the course involves setting up environments, implementing features, and deploying the application, which typically requires several weeks of part-time study, depending on your prior experience and the time you dedicate to exercises and projects.