Learn Express.js In 48 Minutes: Web Server Tutorial

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35:52 Instead of home.ejs, rain statement from if-else middleware is getting displayed

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[@tushars4038]

18:52 That middleware express.urlencoded() is causing problem. Before adding trim() & toUpperCase(), it was only showing else condition "Incorrect, please try again." even when u enter "blue". After adding trim() and toUpperCase(), I get an error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'trim')

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Thanks so much! It's huge motivation for me to hear that. Glad you're enjoying the Full-Stack JavaScript course! You might like the "React For The Rest Of Us" course or the "Git a Web Developer Job" course if you want to learn about version control / workflow / mobile-first design etc...

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Thank you for this video sir!. good detail and appreciate the increased font size and zoomimg for enhanced learning experience💯 I learned much clearer from you the syntax but i'm very new to http👶 so i still need a bit more break down. Have you already done a video on what the req and res objects look like? Why does http method take those 2 params? what are headers and why should we care? If so, what is the name? If not, would you do one if not too tedious?😊

[@LearnWebCode]

Hi, thanks! In the next video when we talk about CORS I'll try to talk more about req/res and headers in general.

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Hi nice video. idk when to use template engines. pug, other. Or somethin like markdown/ statics generator or react. Or use all.

[@owaisjavaid8110]

Really enjoying while code with you ! I have a question related to this.. AS we have seen to link our css files with ejs can we also link our scss (SASS) file according to this same manners?

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The bob barker mic in the beginning though lol

[@JM-gz1ej]

Great tutorial. Do you still have or need an index.html or any other .html file when EJS is in use ?

[@LearnWebCode]

Thanks. Nope, we don't need any dot html files if we're using EJS. Although that does remind me of something I forgot to mention in the video... app.use( ) doesn't have to be used globally for all routes, if we give it two arguments instead of one we can tell it to only use that function for those route(s). So for example, if you *wanted* to serve static traditional html files for a certain route you could do something like this: app.use('/mini-site', express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'folder-with-files-i-want-to-serve')))

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I want to ask Sir, what is the function of "Fortunes Cookies" in Dynamic Content Views when We create server side?

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Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the WP course. I'm using an old mechanical keyboard from a company called Leopold and it uses Cherry MX Brown switches 🤓🥳

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Thanks Brad for this tutorial though I'm stuck on my post request. When I try to post the data of my html form to the /result route it shows me a request fo Get instead of a Post request. I could see the request type through the developers tool also I changed the port number but that also didn't work.

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hI, Brad! Thanks for your tutorials! If I want to deploy my web-site made with Node and EJS engine, can I deploy at Github pages or Netlify? As far as i understand, Github pages look for index.html page and not index.ejs. How to deal with it?

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How do I fix this problem: when I type in "localhost: 3000" in my browser, I get an ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED message. In Chrome's Properties menu, I explicitly allowed port 3000, but it still will not work.

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Hi Brad! Thanks for a great tutorial! I be honest im paying for a course and thewy couldnt explain it like you have!! I be sure to check out your paid course too now! I only had one problem and that was using ejs engine... I can see that ejs was installed and in the dependecies of the package.json file but this error occurs ---- Error: No default engine was specified and no extension was provided. i know it is something to do with the syntax .render but thats all i can work out!! If you or anyone can help I would be very grateful :)

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Thank you, it was really educative. Do you have any udemy course about Node,express mongodb? or MERN stack project

[@LearnWebCode]

Thanks! Yes, I have a course on Udemy called "Learn JavaScript: Full-Stack From Scratch" that covers Express and MongoDB in detail. We build a simple social networking app with user registration, login, log out, user generated content, and "one user follows another user" feature, etc... Hopefully Udemy will be running a big sale soon!

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@@LearnWebCode Thank you for your reply, I have your REact.js course and I am happy. I will purchase it when I catch the big sale though