Express JS Tutorial for Beginners(2023) | Backend Development | Routes - Creating and Handling

You'll learn about Express' router object, which allows you to create modular routes and group them together for easier management. We'll also cover how to use route prefix parameters to create dynamic routes that can handle different data inputs.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
01:00 Creating Routes Separately
05:06 Creating Multiple Routes
8:27 Default/ Prefix Route Parameter
11:38 Outro

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[Jitesh-cbsd]

Mrinal thanks for this, the way you explain is great!

[smileasedigital]

This Backend tutorial is great, lots of doubts cleared and learnt about route parameters too in this one.

[unskillandlearn]

Again great content to learn from, waiting for more live session and videos!

[masonlang]

How about doing this with the post method? would i just make another route .js file for it but besides using requiring {Router} at the top require the full express so that i can add the middleware to getthe router js file that allows me to get my post data?

app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: true }));
app.use(express.json());