NodeJS Beginner Course #2 - Render HTML From the Server

Hey guys, this is the first video of a new series where I am going to teach you guys NodeJS from the beginning. This is a beginner series where we are going to use the ExpressJS framework to create cool apis. The series will cover topics such as, simple registration/login, MongoDB crud operations, routes, and deployment.

Please leave a comment on what topic you guys want me to cover next!

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[jacktabron]

You are actually the GOAT, I havn't understood this for a week and I've spend 10mins watching your videos and everything just clicked for me. I'm going to be a weapon by the time I finish watching all of your videos

[weritohtown]

Finally someone that explains it right, I've watched countless videos without understanding this. Good job

[ImperioTeixeira]

Thank you for your help, very good video.
You know what it would be interesting? it'd be interesting you telling your story, how you left Brazil and become a developer in Canada.

[gauravmavani]

Great work man well done its very helpful...

[chrissmckenzie]

Good but My problem was about css. I can not connect my html/ejs (in the views folder) to my css (in the public folder) because of the X-Content-Type-Options is egal to nosniff.
So I need to render my css from the server. Maybe you have not this problem when you juste use html instead of ejs ?

[gopinathkrm]

hey I am making a fetch API call (get request) from front end to render a page in backend, after success I am receiving a response as html string ( for now manually replacing the body with received html).

Is it possible by using fetch (get request) and when the request is success, to directly render the page instead replacing the response in the front end

[murilofurlan]

Tu é brasileiro ainda ???
Pedro Machado nao me engana
ótimo conteúdo mano!!

[joyliya]

But it doesn't work on my live server https instead it downloaded file as .woof extension.

[Юра-]

Is it something like 'props' that we pass from index.js to index.ejs (buttonName, title) ?
Thank you for your video!