How To Build A Markdown Blog Using Node.js, Express, And MongoDB

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🧠 Concepts Covered:

- How to create an Express server
- Connecting MongoDB with Express
- The structure of a full stack application
- How to setup database hooks

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[jlambert]

Finally, a good tutorial on a CRUD application that isn't 3 hours long, "WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT WE WANT."

[JUnderwoodViolin]

20 minutes into the video, I decided I needed to show my gratitude for your awesome material, so I went to your Patreon and became an "Investor" $20 monthly. I already bought your React course. Keep up the great work, Kyle! I love your teaching style and professionalism.

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This is not a tutorial. This is a piece of art.

[SBH]

Unbelievably in-depth. Rarely are people this good with tutorials

[tatimunizz]

Thank you very much for sharing this video. At one point I said to myself "if this guy can teach so much in 20 minutes, imagine what he can do in one hour.." then I looked up the time and actually 55 minutes had passed. You are a great teacher! I can't stand one hour of university class, but your video was just enjoyable, engaging and with a valuable content! I would never skip one of your classes if you were my teacher hahaha Thanks again! Keep up the great work!

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Kyle you came in clutch!! I was looking for the exact same things a few days ago! Thank you sir! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[efgtsob]

Kyle! You're my favorite teacher for programming. I've been watching you for more than two years now and I can't thank enough for all the things you taught me. Your videos are really a treasure. Your soothing voice and good looks make it even more fun. Kyle, you inspired me so much, I recently decided to become a professional developer.
Thank you for all your work, your high quality teaching and videos!

[kenchang]

I realized, what I really like about your videos is how you build this up layer by layer. Testing functionality as a concept then breaking it apart to make it more "production-ready". Thank you very much!

[lefosg]

i was searching for a good blog tutorial with node last week and boom, the best one. Thanks so much!

[bridget]

I know tons of people already said this but DUDE YOU ARE A LIFESAVER! If I had money I'd be throwing it at EXACTLY what I was looking for! You are an amazing teacher! Such a blessing to have found you and your tutorials :) Once I get a job I'll be sure to throw some gratitude your way buddy!!! <3

[tomgola]

honest to god you explain things better then my class sometimes. Ive been doing routing and crap like this for weeks and id always get lost and daunted in setting things up. I really dig the bite size pace you take things at. Now I wont have to worry about doing my homework this week. Thank you.

[bogdanmanolea]

Started node.JS coding using your videos.
Congrats on the improvements (you're smiling more, talking slowly. etc. )
Keep up the good work ;)

[starwarsfan]

Funny I was just thinking of building a simple blogging web app and lo and behold a video pops up on my feed! Thanks! ✌🏼

[ThatGuyDownInThe]

Man, I had to watch hours upon hours of tutorials on middleware to understand routing. I think it finally sunk in. Thank you so much!!!

[abdullahnaim]

I have never finished a full tutorial building a complete project until this one! Wow so helpful and helped me understand a bit more of how to build something more full-stack! Thank you so much!!! Hope to see more!!!!

[legendry]

This is one of the best tutorial I've ever been through! Thanks a Lot!

[sethmccullough]

Absolutely fantastic video, I was having an issue with markdown and sanitization on a MERN stack project I'm working on and this instantly alleviated my suffering! Side note, a great video idea (that isn't really out there at the moment) would be this same node/express backend but swapping out EJS with React, so essentially a MERN structured blog. Anyways, thanks again!!!

[placeholder_name]

you are the ONLY youtuber (well 2nd one is Coding with Mosh) that breaks down concepts this easily to understand. Thank you!!

[ashburnerkyle]

much better understanding watching it all come together, i thought i was looking for node js tutorials but now see this is actually what i need. Awesome, great work

[donner]

Thanks you so much everything works perfectly and this was an amazing deep dive into making me feel like I actually have a handle on all of the GET PUT POST ect. I knew almost nothing before watching this video about requests and working with ejs but with this video I was able really understand what was going on!

Keep up the good work! Thanks a lot!