really terrific. You are a very good instructor. 1 question: in the client, does each page run its own axios fetch code on the page (or is that code separated out like a component)? Thanks again for the really helpful videos on React.
With NextJS is there any point to setting up these two facets manually? From what I understand a Next app environment consists of React for the front-end and Express for the back-end out of the box.
I'm used to separating the BE in its own directory but have it still use the original package.json at root, here you init one inside the backend dir - is there a specific programmatic reason for doing this, or does this just keep things organized?
I actually recommend separating them in their own folders. I think I show this in the next tutorial or something lol. I have seen others do this, but I do think it's more clean to have the BE and FE in their own 🙌
you reference localhost a lot; however, what if I'm running my project on an ec2 instance. would I instead replace localhost with my instance ip or would that cause conflict?
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One of the best tutorials , glad I found it. Explained everything clearly
really terrific. You are a very good instructor. 1 question: in the client, does each page run its own axios fetch code on the page (or is that code separated out like a component)? Thanks again for the really helpful videos on React.
best tutorial ever! Thank you!
This is such an amazing tutorial!!
Very helpful vid, keep up the good work👊🏾
Super explanation bro, thank you
Nice one, though in the users router I would use res.json instead of res.send just to make sure that the content-type is correct
you saved my life!!!! thx a loooot!
nice my favorite react teacher
Thanks bro..
U deserve a sub
You are amazing 👏 😊
With NextJS is there any point to setting up these two facets manually? From what I understand a Next app environment consists of React for the front-end and Express for the back-end out of the box.
I'm used to separating the BE in its own directory but have it still use the original package.json at root, here you init one inside the backend dir - is there a specific programmatic reason for doing this, or does this just keep things organized?
I actually recommend separating them in their own folders. I think I show this in the next tutorial or something lol. I have seen others do this, but I do think it's more clean to have the BE and FE in their own 🙌
@@codrkai actually i thought about it more and i'm like duh, prob nice to keep dependencies separate. Aint nobody using jquery slider on the server
where is the code of Contact page?
you reference localhost a lot; however, what if I'm running my project on an ec2 instance. would I instead replace localhost with my instance ip or would that cause conflict?
hi without using node js can we connect, mongo db to react js ???