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Full Course: https://goo.gl/Vas4EI In this video we willl cover the most important parts of working with Express.js. Topics covered: - What Express is and why we would want to use it as our server-side framework. - How to up a Server - What's included in the Express scaffold. - What Middleware means and how to use it. - How to set up and use different Templating for our view. - How to configure and use Routing in our express apps. - Students should already have Node.js installed and a basic understanding of the Common.js module pattern. You should take this course if your interested on how to set up and use Express.js in creating RESTful API's for use in any kind of application.
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you can use any port that is greater than 80 ? machines use up to port 80 ...
the first 1024 is standard reserved , 80 is the default for http , 443 is https ... (tcp that is ) -
Thanks for making this video. I've found all sorts of tutorials for express, but most are either too simple (just Hello World and nothing else) or too advanced. Thanks for taking the time to explain the "why" behind a lot of the code.
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Thank goodness - someone who talks slowly without unnecessary info overload - very clear presentation. You take time over difficult concepts and explain them properly, like why node without callbacks is synchronus etc. These are obvious things to smart people, but not to me - thanks, you are a good teacher!
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Not a big fan of Jade either, because it's not a superset of html. You really ought to be able to return an html file as if it were a template, without Express throwing a 'module not found' error. Thanks for showing me how to rip it out! It would be useful to mention how to return a static file from an action.
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I can't seem to get the express command working. I've been searching around for ages to try and figure out what the problem is..
It comes up with this error " 'express' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. " -
protip: watch @ 1.5x speed
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Thanks for posting the video
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In scaffolding manner of installing express in first video I needed to use '-generator' attached to 'express' in install command
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Very nice job, better than other tutorials on here, make more please haha
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This is a forward slash: /
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Nice! Thanks man.
there is an app.listen in bin/www.js