Turn your PC into public server Using Node App: PC Server | How to Make A Server | Localhost to Live

[@SabbirAhmed-sb7qp]

running node .\client.js and nothing happens (either connection success or failed or not showing any error)

[@abrarness]

so misleading man. you're not turning your PC into a "public server". you're hosting your code on heroku. MISLEADING, ALMOST FAKE

[@CodeboardClub]

No, I am not hosting website in Heroku, I am hosting an web app in Heroku. And that is one time only. After that any web site and web application you run in your local system will be available live.

[@genechristiansomoza4931]

This is how ngrok works. He gave you the knowledge on how to do it yourself for free.

[@SomnathBid]

Where is the source code or git-hub link on it ??

[@siddharthashi]

Using this method (Node JS) can we create a server for TCP / UDP protocol (Port forwarding)?

[@forester1]

Very awesome 😎😎😎

[@zidanrafifpratama]

hi in 10:33 what mean of /user/name ? username in our laptop or what ?

[@Mersal-tq9lm]

How to see the responses of the request received in ngrok?

[@colboypkt3345]

Is it will serve html,css code also?

[@avijitpalit6909]

Why need heroku? Then how my pc turn to public server?

[@I.amRisky]

am also wondering😁

[@mcspraint]

Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client exception

[@yunus5949]

you are trying to send more than one response for a request

[@ВикторСлавчев-о1к]

Very good video!

[@satinathmondal6353]

Thank your sir for nice post. I have tested and succeed. if I parchase the domain for my application, what will be the security issues? I am running a MS SQL server database, in cross platforms like android, windows offline etc. with JSON data format.

[@78_souvikmandal27]

Can we not make peer to peer connection from any public device to my computer using ip address without herokuapp?

[@CodeboardClub]

Possible. You can definitely do that. Make one of the computers server and another one as client.

[@78_souvikmandal27]

@@CodeboardClub then please make a video particularly on that for peer to peer connection

[@78_souvikmandal27]

@@CodeboardClub also another one on SSH

[@CodeboardClub]

Yes, please. Sorry for late reply

[@louamacademie5837]

Heroku is no longer free 😢

[@programmingwormhole]

Source code?

[@kalush81]

hosting a webiste on heroku is an " expose locallhost to a public URL " ?

[@CodeboardClub]

Really!! Did I host a website in heroku? Firstly do you know what is the difference between website and web application?

[@kalush81]

​@@CodeboardClub Yes, I know the difference and sorry to name your "chat web app" as a website. By the way, the title of your video is misleading, you are not turning your computer into a public server.

[@CodeboardClub]

Yes, I am turning my computer act like a public web server. I m hosting a node app in heroku - not any website. That node app is communicating with localsystem using web socket.

[@yunus5949]

@@CodeboardClub Actually it is misleading.

[@CodeboardClub]

@@yunus5949 Why exactly?

[@swargaraj]

Voice by?

[@colboypkt3345]

Anyone done this I need help?

[@jerickduay7459]

Is this work in visual studio 2019?

[@jeethechamp7458]

Lol

[@myominpaing5244]

Greats

[@CodeboardClub]

Thanks 😊

[@meerachaturvedi9050]

Nice vedio But if i wish to deploy whole server As dedicated one then... How it will work

[@robertlang5580]

can u share client.js code ?

[@Trioxio-fi6yr]

var sockerServerUrl = ""; var hostToLive = "localhost"; var socket = require('socket.io-client')(sockerServerUrl); const superagent = require('superagent'); socket.on('connect', function(){ console.log("connected"); }) socket.on('disconnect', function(){ console.log("connection lost"); }) socket.on('page-request', function(data){ var path = data.pathname; var method = data.method; var params = data.params; var localhost = hostToLive = path; if(method == "get")executeGet(localhostUrl, params); else if(method == "post")executePost(localhost, params); }) function executeGet(url, params){ superagent.get(url) .query(params) .end((err, responses) => { if (err) { return console.log(err); socket.emit('page-response', response.text); } }) } function executePost(url, params){ superagent.post(url) .query(params) .end((err, responses) => { if (err) { return console.log(err); socket.emit('page-response', response.text); } }) }

[@joaogustavoferreira7136]

github?

[@dom8429]

can you link your github in the description so we can clone this? thank you

[@CodeboardClub]

I will add

[@spuckhafte]

@@CodeboardClub add it

[@pankajkaushik6244]

Is the public host used free of cost with unlimited uses

[@CodeboardClub]

Yes

[@georgichalakov6727]

As if today it is not safe to use node js. Node's devs are not to be trusted