Node.js Crash Course Tutorial #10 - Get, Post & Delete Requests

0:00 -- request types
3:56 -- post requests
11:55 -- route parameters
20:12 -- delete requests

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[mouhamethfadalmarabyaidara]

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[NetNinja]

Make sure you place the blogs/create GET route ABOVE the /blogs/:id GET route in the code. Otherwise express will fire the /blogs/:id handler for requests to /blogs/create.

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Nearing the end of the course now and have build the same project on my own computer along with you. Although I also watched the Mongodb course on Compass and used used compass instead of the cloud. I have to say your knowledge of the subject and your amazing ability to teach the subject line by line as you go absolutely blows my mind, I honest don't know how you do it. I don't think I know how to do ANYTHING as well as you do this. Thank you most sincerely.

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Can you make a tutorial on how to connect a react component with node backend?

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[LoveisHell]

Please make a react/node/SQL tutorial. I would love to see a complete fullstack project (ecommerce site perhaps). I would be more than happy to pay for a premium course.

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[matthewuk]

So much content in a single video! All the basics of CR(U)D, organised and explained very well! Many Thanks indeed!

[tannerbarcelos]

Was trying to do MERN stuff before really getting my node, express and mongodb core skills down. Realized I was just copying tutorials and not learning.

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[malcolmcolindixon]

Great work as always Shaun, just completed your Udemy modern Javascript course a few days ago and then started this series, it's all coming together now. Would really like to see working with Postgresql sometime, I'm sure it's similar concepts to this though.

[stanisawjarocki]

// If you get error around 19:11, which looks like this:

CastError: Cast to ObjectId failed for value "style.css" (type string) at path "_id" for model "Blog"

// Then simply remove <%- %> from details.ejs


// I don't understand why, but with only this:


const id = req.params.id;
console.log(id);

// id looks fine, but when you add this below:

Blog.findById(id)
.then((result) => {
res.render("details", { title: "Blog Details", blog: result });
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err);
});

// another id shows up in console:
6308f2bbcb373829482ab874
style.css

// Is anyone able to explain this?

[davefinn]

Shaun you are a legend. I am in the middle of an intensive assessment for a position currently and everytime I run into a problem, be it in Vue, node js or SQL you seomhow seem to have the answer at some corner or the internet. Keep up the amazing work!

[kithenry]

i like how structured this is, how every topic from #1 to #last builds so well onto each other.

[iamabhirupdatta]

If anyone getting undefined value in req.body for the post request, add the following before any route:
true}));
app.use(express.json());

[theone]

Even though these videos are long, there is not one second of fluff. Beautiful.