Node.js Tutorial for Beginners - 21 - Working with JSON Data

[Cute-vgle]

Node.js really is amazing. Your tutorials are even better, I don't think I could have learned this without you. Thank you so much.

[omnimode]

Bucky roberts here again! Man you got me through highschool CS, CS degree in university, now for a CS interview. You're a LEGEND!

[sudoalex]

I've been looking for how to do this exact same thing the whole day and. I finally found it! Thank you so much. Even being an old video it's still very useful

[Sarah_]

Funny, this video is 4 years old but it still helped me a lot!!

[Dhnjay]

Thank you Bucky!! you're awesome. Its very informative. Keep it up.

[yogeshkashid]

Node.js is really nice. Thanks a lot for your tutorials!

[maxamusful]

why did we give the .json extension in app.locals.videodata = require("./videodata.json"), as we already gave ./ in front specifying that it is not a core module ?

[sandeeprajarao]

Thanks for the tutorial. Was easy to get started with Node.

[abdurrahmanisk]

"Wow ! Sometimes auto-complete is a pain in the butt..." :)

[MasterZiomekPL]

After making the videodata object in app.locals how to use it in public/javascripts/X.js?

[codemongod]

Is "item" a particular variable name for a foreach loop object or variable, or
does the foreach loop use the only variable available to designate as the loop object or variable?

[MasterZiomekPL]

I always get "ReferenceError: require is not defined" when I use require in /public/javascripts/X.js why is that? and how to do it properly?

[shwedaz]

how about computing values from JSON like sum video counts of each item. Do I need to use forEach always? Is there any helper function like in php or mysql I can say something like: object->sum('videoCounts'); ???

[AbhijeetAmbekar]

Are app.locals variables accessible in routes?

[KALIMAindia]

How do you take the item variabel and put its values in a database so they can be displayed in the CMD?

[negladiator]

At 6:36 you used a keyboard shortcut to generate the <% %> quickly? Or was that a copy paste?

[jayrajsolanki]

Thanks Bucky .! you explain very nice.

[nikhilgoyal]

JSON is string, no ? why didn't we need to parse and change to object before using '.' dot operator ?

[henok-micrometremicrometre]

Thank you so much, you are good teacher

[sheepay]

cool vid dude, you sound like cornchip girl form Recess. very helpful