Express.js & Node.js Course for Beginners - Full Tutorial

The code from this project is a good starting place for you to develop your own project.

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[TheSparkart]

I'm surprised this video doesn't have more views.... It's probably the most detailed and concise tutorial I've found on node and express. Great explanations, other tutorials I've seen are just do this do that... no explanation involved.

[psionicronin]

You can generate the migration and model from the command line if you installed sequelize-cli:
Example:
`sequelize model:generate --name Leads --attributes email:string`
**Note:** Sequelize automatically generates the id, updatedAt and createdAt fields.

[salibaray]

@Buzz_Team - at 21:25, when I edit the Package.JSON to change the scripts start line to include nodemon, I keep getting error "$NODE_ENV was unexpected at this time." when I do 'npm start' command. I have everything like the tutorial but it is not working. Can you help pls ?

[starmachines]

Bahadir, this tutorial is exceptional. In particular, your explanations are very thorough and easily understood. Thanks for doing this.

[jdardir]

It is the most comprehensive and amazing tutorial for Express JS I have ever seen, too weird that it didn't get the vipe ot deserves

[thefonsotube]

People. HTML is easy. If you need a template engine use "handlebars". Stay away from bad things like "jade/pug" that force you to relearn html and waste time re-coding things that should be a simple "copy" and "paste".

[millisock]

0:08 "We will then deploy our application to AWS using Elastic Beanstalk environment." Is the AWS deployment done in another video?

[wildflyer]

39:46 --> When I run the "sequelize db:migrate" command I get an error which states: "Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined". Any idea how can I resolve this issue?

[brandonbutler]

fabulous video. if youre just starting out, watch this video and dont waste your time.

[kevingagnon]

Excellent video. I spent my entire Saturday and only got through 2/3rds of the video. I'm a newbie to Node.js and Express and was looking for a good framework to use for the #AVRSpy project I'm working on. Although I've opted for SQLite without Sequelizer for my project, I've been able to parallel your app with the smaller db. I truly appreciated the MVC approach you took with a basic Express generator app. Taking Sequelizer out of the picture has left me unsure how to utilize the "models" feature if I'm going to use SQLite though. Right now, I'm doing all of the work from the Controllers js files. Thanks again for a great video: I only had to hit pause and say 'WHAT DID HE JUST DO?' about 234 times.

[kaushikmanoharan]

39:45 for me it's showing error - didn't return a promise but the database is updated (while manually checking it) is this a problem?

[anjanwe]

on 41:53 sec the return statement is causing error "A 'return' statement can only be used within a function body"

[rhyswilliams]

Echoing the call for the missing deployment! Part of the main reason I watched this video.

[oyoyoyoyoyoy]

for me as newbie problem starts with the postgre on windows not a mac without any explanation how to do it...

[maksimbronsky]

sorry, but this video is kind of overwhelming. Where do you really start? Where does the boiler code come from ? What do you want to teach?

[Habitatu]

Thank you Bahadir. This was an amazing tutorial and i learned so much. If you work through it slowly, fixing errors as you go, and referring to the github code, it will work at the end. There are some things which are shown in the video which are different in the github code and that's why its necessary to cross reference.

Question: now that we have set up access flags and sessions, how do we implement it so that each user has access to his own list of leads, rather than a common pool of leads?

I can think of two solutions:

1. Collect all leads in one table with an owner flag for each, and sort the returned leads by owner

2. Create a separate table for each user, and list all the leads from their table

Which is preferred and why?

[adrianutge]

Hey i had a problem at 39:54 when i migrate the db i have this error ERROR: database "dexp" does not exist ?? some one had an idea?

[htalkies]

i think you have chosen a very very complex example to teach the subject for a beginner. You could have chosen something simple..

[linuxtubers]

One of the best with a clear level explanation. Expected to see EJS instead of PUG. 😇

[juhaojala]

Thank you million times. I abandoned AdonisJS because this tutorial. Minimal framework is so nice to start build on!