How to use "Streams" to improve performance in Node.js?

In this tutorial on Node.js Streams, pipes, pipelines and Transforms we're going to learn how all of that functionality works. Duplex, Writable and Readable Streams in Node.js can help when dealing with large-size files, to buffer chunks of it instead of filling your memory at once.

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🕒 Timestamps:
(0:00) How do Streams work?
(02:35) Readable Streams
(07:10) Writable Streams
(07:57) Duplex Streams: pipe, pipeline, & Transform

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