For the pass year of my college life until i know graduated, when ever i couldn't sleep i pop your content and listen after a while i've haven't notice that i just slept.
Makes it more readable and also protects it from changes. If the { were to drop to the line below the return then it would stop working. It would return undefined instead. Also good practice for things in frameworks like React
Like the videos, but not getting the var aa: function(){ ... syntax; node won't run it, and I can't see that 'var aa: function' is valid for either json or javascript
Nope. You are right. With the dummy code that I wrote, I had an earlier version which was an object using aa: function( ){ } With the 'var' in front of it though the colon should be an equal sign. Never ran the code so didn't notice the error.
hi I'm kind of lost, well I've learned to use mysql with probably all of your playlist for that, now I need to learn php to complete my backend skills and start doing something on my own but I don't really know where to start with that, any hint? i'm here because i've heard that mysql communicates with the frontend with an API... so yeah, i'm lost hehe
MySQL is data storage. HTTP Requests are made from the browser to the server side API with the JavaScript fetch( ) method. The server side API is the code that you write with PHP or ASP.Net or NodeJS or Ruby or Python, etc. I have a playlist on server side NodeJS and one on a library called Express that you use with NodeJS to build a server / API
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 thanks for the help, I'll try out the nodejs playlist, but if you have one that helps me doing it with php let me know please, greetings
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Very comprehensive & in depth
For the pass year of my college life until i know graduated, when ever i couldn't sleep i pop your content and listen after a while i've haven't notice that i just slept.
Glad I could help?
I have to watch all your videos; two things are going to happen:
1-Understanding.
2-Correct the past understandings.
Respect 🙏
thank you for the play list topic
Thanks a ton!!! Also, your voice is so soothing! :D
1.3K and going up! Keep up the good job Steve!
inside api variable... Why return statement has parenthesis for returning an object?
var api = {
....
return ({
....
})
}
Makes it more readable and also protects it from changes. If the { were to drop to the line below the return then it would stop working. It would return undefined instead. Also good practice for things in frameworks like React
Like the videos, but not getting the var aa: function(){ ... syntax; node won't run it, and I can't see that 'var aa: function' is valid for either json or javascript
Nope. You are right. With the dummy code that I wrote, I had an earlier version which was an object using
aa: function( ){
}
With the 'var' in front of it though the colon should be an equal sign.
Never ran the code so didn't notice the error.
hi I'm kind of lost, well I've learned to use mysql with probably all of your playlist for that, now I need to learn php to complete my backend skills and start doing something on my own but I don't really know where to start with that, any hint? i'm here because i've heard that mysql communicates with the frontend with an API... so yeah, i'm lost hehe
MySQL is data storage.
HTTP Requests are made from the browser to the server side API with the JavaScript fetch( ) method.
The server side API is the code that you write with PHP or ASP.Net or NodeJS or Ruby or Python, etc.
I have a playlist on server side NodeJS and one on a library called Express that you use with NodeJS to build a server / API
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 thanks for the help, I'll try out the nodejs playlist, but if you have one that helps me doing it with php let me know please, greetings
are you going to be teaching JSON/AJAX as well?
Yep. I already have a playlist for that too - th-cam.com/video/7EKebb4VUYQ/w-d-xo.html
haha faster than a speeding bullet....
So basically, API is like a library, right?
Effectively yes