NodeJS Web Server - Handling HTTP Requests

This tutorial covers how to build an HTTP Server with Node as well as everything you need to know about the HTTP Request object that will be received by the server. How to handle Querystrings as well as POST data is also covered.

[rotrose]

You are so great! You bring every difficult concept into small pieces and make it accessible to anyone. Before taking your lesson, I always took these things as a formula, I did not know what is happening inside, and you cleared all of them. Phenomenal teacher, thank you so much.

[gettingpast]

Form Identifyable. FormIDable. Your videos have been GREAT. I've been coding for 30 years but the last 20 was all back end. Node, Typescript, React, all this stuff is foreign to me. I've been cramming all of this into my brain to back to a full stack developer. Thanks.

[borhannirob]

This is just the lecture I was tying to find the whole weeks, Lots of Thanks man :)

[xpfclanx]

This really is the best tutorial I have ever seen..it didn't only show me how to handle HTTP-requests server-sided, but it also answered me all the questions I had how HTTP-requests really work. Awesome tutorial - VERY useful..thank you SO MUCH :)

[message]

your way of teaching and explaining things really helped a lot thanks for all the effort and please dont stop :)

[milindgour]

I was reading and understanding the documentation r the first one to talk about the documentation..haha nice work man...

[Luxcium]

This is pretty interesting I had a rough understanding of everything but now my knowledge is more polished but the formidable package is way useful I am happy to know about it !!!

[elEntrampe]

Formidable !! Great way to teach and make everything looks so simple. Thanks!

[sayeddileri]

I am already learning so much!!! Many blessings sir!!!

[gunloco]

This fills a lot of gaps in my knowledge of HTTP

[ianediger]

This tutorial is really well done. Thanks a ton.

[jaykaudensSuckslol]

3 years later. Couldn't find a good node js tutorial for http requests, tysm as I barley ever use javascript and this helped a lot

[FiftyKcal]

Great video! Easy to understand and very useful, good job!

[richochet]

Thank you Steve! Really do appreciate this.

[quaternion-pi]

Another amazingly useful tutorial! Thanks.

[lidyadesale]

I have been looking for such explanations

[radoslavtsanev]

Really good exaplining in details, hope you get more followers! Also a little tip, you can use nodemon instead of node which rerun on each save.

[libertady]

Hello Steve, thank you very much for your work, you are the best teacher for me! I have one question: how other channels can get so much audience...? Is it a matter of SEO, keywords, something secret about YT referencing...? You should be on the top 5 honestly!

[noahm.]

url.parse() is deprecated as of v11.0.0

[divyatyagi]

everything works fine, but at the end part after using formidable, even though my server starts listening, when i send a POST (or GET) request in Postman, it throws an error: internal/url.js:243 throw error;
and i cant able to fix it, everything was working perfectly fine before the formidable part (yes, i installed formidable too, so that is not an issue)
Could someone please help me out ?
PS Btw great video!