Connecting React Frontend To Express Backend || JavaScript Tutorial

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In this JavaScript Tutorial we will learn how to connect your React Frontend to Express Backend in a very efficient and easy way.

Prerequisites:
I assume you are already familiar with both React, Express and Node, that should also be already installed on your machine.

For more, please:

Thank you so much for watching!

Equipment used:

Software used:
- iMovie
- Keynote
- Canva

See you in the next video!

[marinakim]

What would you like me to explain in the next videos?

[gunnarMyTube]

Very good ! For some reason tutorials showing the integration between functional programming React and Express have been rare to find. Kazakhstan can be proud of this education effort.

[vibelover]

I usually don't like videos, BUT this is exceptional! bravo lady!

[NameUnderscoreSurname]

Amazing tutorial, thank you so much. I can't believe I found the solution on such a small channel, nobody explained it as well as you. Kazakhs are the best, привет от русского из Чехии :)

[sohaibrahman]

Thank you for such short tutorial. You covered the topic under 15 mins... This is what I was looking for

[Duudlex]

Ok. I can just say that how u made this tutorial is exactly how I am looking for them to be. Not long, like for an hour and more and very simple to understand. Good job!! keep up your work. Subscribed, looking for more and very pleasant voice to listen to.

[albertomora]

Thank you a lot! I was having a huge amount of problems with CORS. You have saved my life! :D

[urbanpuma]

Absolutely phenomenal tutorial, best one I've watched - easily explained, straight to the point.Thank you so much

[MSSPriyadarshiniA]

Just amazing, u have just explain the things short and sweet and also very important thing for

[samiaghezal]

thank you! Made it sound so simple, I'll be following along.

[AbhishekKumar-ughm]

I went through your video and it literally worked. I had gone through so many videos of connecting the frontend with the backend and the problem was my backend server was not launching. Thankyou a lot. And you are very pretty your brownie points love from India.

[divyanshusah]

Yahi Video Chaheko Thiyo mli.. thank You...❤❤

[omkartaru]

You were took those topics where most developers confused.. You are awesome, amazing work!

[chiangyongheng]

You make it so simple and easy to follow. Short video to the points that we need.

[kiddjmadd]

Good to see the React / front end was implemented in the functional style with useState and useEffect. The others I looked at used classes to communicate with the API.

[rajatnayak]

Thanks a lot for covering so quickly without beating around the bush😁👍🏼

[АртемТимофеев-яы]

oh my god. This is what i needed! exactly! thank you for the lesson, god bless you!

[enricoantonio]

Hi Marina, Thank you for the tutorial. It's so helpful to me. But may i ask something that i still confused about :

1. in the userRoute.js (06.22) -> why you use route.get('/') ? why it's refer to home route?
2. in the server.js (07.20) -> why you use app.use() instead of app.get() ? are there any differences between these too for routing like this?

Hope you can answer this question to help me understand about connection react and node.js. Thank you so much.

[TomkinsOkello]

This is awesome, made it look so simple. Thanks.

[alejandroz]

Good tutorial, but I dont know if this is the standard way of connecting express and react. Is it really necessary to have them in two different servers?