thanks

Thanks, very informative.

This is exxcellent. thank you

code for email validation if (!email || typeof email !== 'string' || email.trim().length === 0) { isBodyValid = false; errors['email'] = 'This should be non empty & in email format !'; } else { const regexExp = /^(([^<>()[\]\.,;:\s@\"]+(\.[^<>()[\]\.,;:\s@\"]+)*)|(\".+\"))@(([^<>()[\]\.,;:\s@\"]+\.)+[^<>()[\]\.,;:\s@\"]{2,})$/i; if (regexExp.test(email) === false) { isBodyValid = false; errors['email'] = 'This should be non empty & in email format !'; } }

great help

Any UI aplication example to use this API?

Thanks for the effort mate. Great content, keep it up!

Very helpful video man. Keep it up!

please, if you can post the sequelize version of this, would be great for us. Great explanation

Great!

" exit status 1: access denied " , what should I do?

what the hell is that ?? Powershell is so smal thart we are noty able to read teh actual content. Do some research on editing

Amazing, thanks a lot 👌❤

bro love your content. Would really appreciate if if the video resolution was better. Its hard to read your code at 480p max

Hi Adeel, I have some questions and relating to socket io code and would appreciate it if you could answer. 1. I am confused as to why do we even need socket io if everything is being handles by http requests ? 2. Also, I want to understand that how many instances of the "Websockets class" will be there at any given time on the backend. 3. Will the events inside the "connection method" of "Websockets class" be fired automatically as soon as the server is initialised or we'll have to manually firethose events ? 4. If the latter is the case, then when will be the best time to fire the "identity" event and the "subscribe" event. 5. And if the former is the case, then can you please explain the working of this "Websockets class" in detail ? I hope you will clear all these doubts. Thanks in Advance.

Thanks u so much for helping me out ..ur post and video help me a lot to make my chat app

I've tried everything but failed until I used your method. Thank you so much for this video! You saved my life!

Can i ask you, what if you on the client side want to have a silent refresh tokens every tot minutes? You can continue using the rest calls or you should move to websocket?

Thanks for such a nice explanation!

Hey I tried the Post part but it didn't run on Postman.. Only success and message is printed.. JSON items do not run.. can you help me

I'm frontend dev and I was confused about how to start with node, thanks to your videos I know what is what and how to use tools, thanks for sharing

absolutely fantastic video, thanks bro!!

That intro song scared the shit out of me!!

good job bro

I can not read the text in power shell. Make ez to copy the script.

Just curious. If I switch back to a Windows command prompt and run node -v, the version it reports is the original installed one, not any I installed through nvm.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWm9Z6ybi5WsqsU here I like the expression good tutorial

Installation Looks super easy after watching this video. Thanks for this.

Good explanation, could be more helpful if you could have shown the scope using a diagram instead.

I just got how absurd my doubt was. But now my doubt is, whenever a client connects to our WebSocket, then as per this: "global.io.on('connection', WebSockets.connection)", the connection method gets invoked. But in the function definition, it requires an argument: "connection(client) { ... }", so during function call why aren't we passing any? I'm just a beginner to node so please bear with me. Another doubt is, in this: "subscribeOtherUser(room, otherUserId)", what is actually "otherUserId"? Please help man.

Well explained Adeel! I have one doubt though. Does this API support group chats? I got this doubt from this function: "subscribeOtherUser(room, otherUserId)". Since here the second arg is an individual user ID and not an array of multiple users who could be a part of a group conversation.

This is so cool, I'm already learning a lot thanks!

Man, these aggregate operators seem very powerful. Haven't seen that so far in my humble career. Just wondering is there any similar method for that data manipulation in Typescript and for relational dbs. Thanks for sharing knowledge.

Hi Adeel, thanks for making and sharing this tutorial! It looks amazingly detailed. Is there any way to see what the completed application looks like to see if it meets my needs? Thank you

nice video bro

These videos are clearing my interview concepts

could you make a video on closures?

this was fun and helpful

Please do a video on hoisting

Thanks for sharing, very helpful

Very helpful, thank you

Here is the code for this video github.com/adeelibr/understaning-node-fs-and-puppeteer/tree/master/misc