Once again one of Pedro's video's has just helped me understand an issue that has been driving me nuts for about 2 days. Just such a good youtube channel.
I am a Student for Fintech for non tech professionals. Been overwhelmed with the crash course workload, and not getting anywhere. Your videos helps me to understand the loads of codings thrown on us. Although I had difficulty following your videos as you speak pretty quick, but mostly due to my lack of knowledge. I am learning daily, and your channel has many lessons i need to learn for my course. Especially your new fullstack series. I am just starting with video 2. Took me 2-3 days to get all the dependencies and mySQL to work as in your video. Look forward to completing your fullstack series. You have individual videos targeted to this series, like the sequelize, Express etc, which helps me understand the whole process better. Hope you will have more videos targeted to Fintech and basic Blockchain technologies. Thanks very much and look forward to learn more from you!!
I was also confused how to create separate routes for each REST API. Now , i got a clear idea how to achieve that and make the filer readable without so much of cluster. Thanks Bro. Hereafter , i will watch your entire video on node to understand it well.
The way you taught this modular approach is so much clearer because it's funny that i've watched 3 videos on express routing before I've seen yours, and the previous 3 videos didn't go as detailed as what you did here, which is very helpful for my understanding. Call me dumb, but I only learn from videos that actually makes sense, and your channel has done a lot of good for me, cheers Pedro! The simple tutorials broken down into detailed explanation will help someone out there and thank you for it! (like me!)
Hi, Pedro. Thanks for the direct simple explanation on how to better organize the files. I certainly have one or two projects that will benefit from it. 😅
I really appreciate the content you have provided. I mean, I've payed for a subscription to Udemy, but the teachers aren't the best. It's almost like they just want to talk. You, my friend, have created many videos with a a humble approach. You teach, give solid information, and you move on.
XD it's like you know what i want to learn bruh. Yesterday i read express documentation, just curious. And now your video about express is coming. Awesome and thank you xD
Tutorials combining Express & Firebase Cloud Functions would be a great tutorial. Could even start demonstrating Backend for Front End Apps using Cloud Functions
Lmaoo Thanks Bro! Imma post everyday till I can't possibly do that hahaha Im in exam season so thats why im not posting saturdays, but new content comes out every day!
@@PedroTechnologies I'm impressed how you find the time bro! But honestly I think your channel will rise very fast! It will be called The rise of Pedro hhaha
Hahaha I hope! 🙏 I start working at 6 am and stop around 8-9 pm lmaoo I do all my editing and posting in the morning, study the rest of the day, go to the gym at 2, go to my swe job at 6, record my next day's video at 10 hahaha Its been crazy, but I hope it pays off!
We can also create User controller and Comment controllers in seprate files like Controller / user controller.js Controller / comment controller.js And we write res.send logic here It make it more production level code
Dears, Nice explanation, but what about if the call back function is controller, can you make simple recording on that too, it would be much appreciated
Hello PedroTech , your tuto help me very well and thank for that , but i ' have an other question .I love node js but i don't know how to do some functionaly with it such as: users roles and permissions , and multiple database connection .
Hey, thank you! I have a video on user roles using react, node and express. However if you're not using react its the same idea, just create a role column in your database and use that to manage roles and permissions. Also, if you want to have two databases in your project, you can just connect to both of them the same way you would connect to one of them, but doing it twice.
Hello Pedro, I was trying to route to profile on click of login button. I can't really figure out how to do this. I have watched all your register n login videos in react. Please help
Hey, if you are using react there are two ways of doing this. One way is adding: window.location.pathname = "/profile" in the function called for login. The other way is using React router's dom useHistory hook, I have a videon on this.
Thanks again man, I was able to use react useHistory hook to navigate to profile page and display login details. I used useEffect in the profile page. Unfortunately the login details disappear when I refresh the page. But the id I used in the params remains in URL?. Please help. The useEffect doesn't seem to rerender when I refresh the page!
Pedro is a man of culture with that PORT number ;)
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Once again one of Pedro's video's has just helped me understand an issue that has been driving me nuts for about 2 days. Just such a good youtube channel.
I am a Student for Fintech for non tech professionals. Been overwhelmed with the crash course workload, and not getting anywhere. Your videos helps me to understand the loads of codings thrown on us. Although I had difficulty following your videos as you speak pretty quick, but mostly due to my lack of knowledge. I am learning daily, and your channel has many lessons i need to learn for my course. Especially your new fullstack series. I am just starting with video 2. Took me 2-3 days to get all the dependencies and mySQL to work as in your video. Look forward to completing your fullstack series. You have individual videos targeted to this series, like the sequelize, Express etc, which helps me understand the whole process better. Hope you will have more videos targeted to Fintech and basic Blockchain technologies. Thanks very much and look forward to learn more from you!!
I was also confused how to create separate routes for each REST API. Now , i got a clear idea how to achieve that and make the filer readable without so much of cluster. Thanks Bro. Hereafter , i will watch your entire video on node to understand it well.
Glad it helped! I will make a full introduction to node/express video soon!
Thank you so much, brother. I'm stuck with this topic for 2 days. I got it within just 20 mins with your tutorial. May God Bless you.
thank you! it feels so good to becoming closer to a full stack developer.
The way you taught this modular approach is so much clearer because it's funny that i've watched 3 videos on express routing before I've seen yours, and the previous 3 videos didn't go as detailed as what you did here, which is very helpful for my understanding. Call me dumb, but I only learn from videos that actually makes sense, and your channel has done a lot of good for me, cheers Pedro! The simple tutorials broken down into detailed explanation will help someone out there and thank you for it! (like me!)
The best explanation I've found on routes and exports, thank you
I wonder why your subscribers didn't reach in millions yet. Your videos are so enlightening
Hi, Pedro. Thanks for the direct simple explanation on how to better organize the files. I certainly have one or two projects that will benefit from it. 😅
This was the only video i saw and boom got it directly in my mind 😊
I really appreciate the content you have provided. I mean, I've payed for a subscription to Udemy, but the teachers aren't the best. It's almost like they just want to talk. You, my friend, have created many videos with a a humble approach. You teach, give solid information, and you move on.
Excellent tutorial! Really helped me grasp this content without bloating the example with unrelated code
Explain the concept beautifully thanks
It's been a few days I couldn't watch your videos man!
We are close to 2.5k 🔥💪
Welcome back! Yeah we r going like crazy hahaha Thanks bro! You are one of my most loyal subs
Excellent video. Exactly what I needed, the foundation of express router! Well done 👍
You just helped me out a lot. I had all my node app in the app.js file. First time dev so...
XD it's like you know what i want to learn bruh. Yesterday i read express documentation, just curious. And now your video about express is coming. Awesome and thank you xD
Lmaoo Thanks Bro! I am happy you are liking the videos!
Straight to the business \m/ love your work man
bro your channel is too good! please continue being this awesome!!
9:40 saved my life thank you
U r way of explanation is awesome bro..
Thanks man, been building a full stack MERN app (while learning as I go) and this helped!
This is an excellent explanation of express routes!
Best web devloper
Thank you so much. This is the simple way to routing i found in youtube
I love direct, simple and very understandable Explanation like this
Hello! Thank you very much for making this video. It really helped
Simple, on point and amazing tutorial👍🏻
Tutorials combining Express & Firebase Cloud Functions would be a great tutorial. Could even start demonstrating Backend for Front End Apps using Cloud Functions
Hi. Thank you my friend. I'va not understand yet, but I'm on the highway to success...
this is a very simple and nice video than other videos, thanks buddy
This was really very helpful to me, thank you so much bro.
thank you sir! it's simple, clear, and easy-to-understand for me.
Fantastic tutorial. Subscribed!
we should coin a new phrase: Lets PedroTech and chill ha ha. New content every day.
Lmaoo Thanks Bro! Imma post everyday till I can't possibly do that hahaha Im in exam season so thats why im not posting saturdays, but new content comes out every day!
@@PedroTechnologies I'm impressed how you find the time bro! But honestly I think your channel will rise very fast! It will be called The rise of Pedro hhaha
Hahaha I hope! 🙏 I start working at 6 am and stop around 8-9 pm lmaoo I do all my editing and posting in the morning, study the rest of the day, go to the gym at 2, go to my swe job at 6, record my next day's video at 10 hahaha Its been crazy, but I hope it pays off!
@@PedroTechnologies I love the grind mentality! much luck bro!
Very helpful, better than my professor!
You did great, man. Thank you.
This is a really nice video! Thanks, Pedro!
Wonderful explanation for routes . Thank you..
Glad you liked it
Awesome information brotha 👏
nicely explained , very clear. thank you
Top stuff, thanks Pedrão!
ExOeactly what I was looking for, thanks a bunch!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial Pedro!
thanks bro. This video was really helpful.
Esse sotaque português! Bom vídeo, ajudou bastante
Very useful video, thanks Perdo!
Pedro my man, thanks so much
Brilliant explanation😀
How this explain the routes so easy. Had a hard time debugging my app
We can also create
User controller and Comment controllers in seprate files like
Controller / user controller.js
Controller / comment controller.js
And we write res.send logic here
It make it more production level code
Best PORT number ever!
some point arnt really clear but it worked ,thanks
hey You explained very well,Thanks
Thanks this is what i was looking for
thank you pedro❤❤
thank you you streamlined well this subject
Awesome Video Thank You!
You should do one for React as well.
Thank you! I have a full React Router Dom Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/zAeqHjHQU_U/w-d-xo.html
I know Im pretty randomly asking but do anyone know of a good website to watch newly released series online ?
@Roland Raphael try FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Stanley Declan yup, I have been using Flixzone for since march myself :D
@Stanley Declan thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !
Excellent introduction on Express Routing. Thanks.
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Thanks, love from Pakistan 💖
Thank you very much for this helpful video 👍
Dears, Nice explanation, but what about if the call back function is controller, can you make simple recording on that too, it would be much appreciated
You helped me a lot bro, thanks
This was so helpful thank you so much
Great work… this helped a lot!
finally i understood it , thank you
Como é hábito, excelente produto! Parabéns!
thank you very much Pedro
hats off to your PORT number bro .👍😂😂
Router is an object then how can we pass it to a middleware as middleware ( app.use()) required a function instead of object
thanks, watched yours with interest.
Thanks a lot really helpful video but it would have been better to use nodemon with it.
you saved my life
Can you please tell how to design industry standard node js backend
I was finding this. thanks.
Hello, any tutorial on subdomain routing in express?
Great video 😊
This is really good thanks
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Lmao I swear I didn't realize untill people started mentioning it
@@PedroTechnologies lol
Was gonna post the same
Thnx, u r so helpful...
Happy to help!
Hi , i am beginner in react and wants to know the difference between React Router and Epress Js Router?
Is it possible to create an appointment booking app? To setup appointments with clients.
anything is possible
Hello PedroTech , your tuto help me very well and thank for that , but i ' have an other question .I love node js but i don't know how to do some functionaly with it such as: users roles and permissions , and multiple database connection .
Hey, thank you! I have a video on user roles using react, node and express. However if you're not using react its the same idea, just create a role column in your database and use that to manage roles and permissions. Also, if you want to have two databases in your project, you can just connect to both of them the same way you would connect to one of them, but doing it twice.
@@PedroTechnologies Ok thanks sir
Hello Pedro, I was trying to route to profile on click of login button. I can't really figure out how to do this. I have watched all your register n login videos in react. Please help
Hey, if you are using react there are two ways of doing this. One way is adding: window.location.pathname = "/profile" in the function called for login. The other way is using React router's dom useHistory hook, I have a videon on this.
Thanks again man, I was able to use react useHistory hook to navigate to profile page and display login details. I used useEffect in the profile page. Unfortunately the login details disappear when I refresh the page. But the id I used in the params remains in URL?. Please help. The useEffect doesn't seem to rerender when I refresh the page!
This isn't working with Heroku server, any suggestions?
good video budy
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Great Video . Thanks...!
thanks lot bro well explained
Glad you liked it
awesome video thank you
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thank you sir, i appreciate
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Thanks a lot😀
Ur welcome! I am happy to help!
Thank you so much.
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Thanks!