Node JS Tutorial for Beginners #17 - Serving HTML Pages

Yo gang, in this Node JS tutorial I'll show you how we can send (or serve) a html page to the end user / client using a stream.

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[ericbridge]

WTF man?? That website actually looks so cool, and he didn't even have to look at it even once when designing it. Just Awesome!! :D

[chaostheory]

Finally i find a way how to serve html pages thx a lot dude!!

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[УляНекс]

Thx for you work, really helped me. wish a bit more details, but i'll continue watching for more clearance

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[Pikoro]

With Emmet in Atom you can just type "!" + tab, and get a very basic but handy HTML5 boilerplate

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Thanks, man! ;)

[alchermd]

As someone who can't design at all, those CSS rules looked awesome considering how short the snippets are.

[xuvmotorKnowledge]

Thanks ninja you are just great and i can express you in words thanks again for this tutorials

[mctrjalloh]

Try this in atom: write the word "html" in a .html file and type the "tab" key and see what happens :-)

[QuintJer]

You are awesome sensei! Thank you for the node videos.

[yousufdaramay]

I just cannot express enough how great these tutorials are. Truly amaing! ....quick question on this one: how would send to the client some content tied to an event on the screen. like if they click a button and then you send html or image to update what they see?

[El_Chompo]

thanks for the help dawg, I can't wait to get my ancient HTML and PHP transferred over to the new hotness. Which is now 2 years old and probably already being replaced. But hey its the thought that counts right?

[info]

Thanks for the awesome tutorials that you make. Could you make a video on how to serve a public folder [created with any of the common frontend libraries/frameworks] with pure nodejs? It should have both an API for the frontend + serving the static files. Thank you!

[haveagoodday]

I have learnt so much from you man, both here and at Udemy. Thank You! I came here again to learn on stream. Can you with this process, in a Next.js serverless API page function send the client a large javascript object as a stream? If yes, how, and how should I receive it in the UI component side and convert it back into the full javascript object? Thanks!!!