Introduction to Express JS | Express & Node.js Tutorials for Beginners

(00:00) Intro
(00:05) Welcome and Overview
(00:31) What is Express JS?
(01:03) Express Routing documentation
(01:17) Starter Source Code provided
(01:39) Installing dependencies
(03:33) Create a minimal Express server app
(05:02) Adding an Express route
(06:00) Testing the route in the browser
(07:06) Sending a file with Express
(09:28) Adding a second route
(10:47) Applying RegEx to Express routes
(13:49) Handling redirects with Express
(15:26) Adding a custom 404 route
(17:17) Route handlers and calling next
(19:30) An array of route handlers
(20:56) Middleware

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[juancarlosrodriguez]

All Dave courses are SUPER, but this NODE COURSES are Really, Really SUPER GOOD!!!!. It's a MUST HAVE!!!. Of course, all kind of tutorial everywhere are good for learning, BUT they don't explain this details of NODE back end part as Dave does. This is a GREAT!!! COURSE and I am learning a lot about how a server really works internally!!!...Thanks a lot Dave!...

[brunoleandrodasilva]

Giving a thumbs down to any of these videos should be considered a crime! Great video Dave!!! 👍👍👍👍

[Jazz__Dev]

I was learning express 6 months ago and i looked like a fool just because i bought a useless course on udemy. I'm already feeling like a backend developer a few hours into this series... Thanks a lot, man... You are a real gem..

[eekthelor]

Great pacing. I love how you build on previous basics to provide a clear understanding of higher level structures.

[YOUTUBE_IS_WOKE]

Awesome Dave, thanks! You have a knack for making great tutorials! Keep it up please!

[abdulrahmanagboolaosho]

refactoring a previous project using a new technology, fantastic teacher indeed, thank's so much

[amerabdelrahman]

Powerful tutorial, like other tutorials you share with us thanks alot Dave

[gordonmullen]

Thanks Dave////again and again and again: appreciate your way of delivery which causes many student aw moments : "aw. so that's what that does" !! Thanks for making it all make sense.

[abdallhhossam]

the best tutorial I have ever seen.
highly recommended.

[moiraleon]

I loved getting learn about how to add a ()? to make the html portion optional. So cool! Thank you for these! Originally I hadn't learned to include the folder and file name following the __dirname, but instead we did the path to the file in the request. Which one do you think is better practice?

[dr-Jonas-Birch]

Regexp /* does not mean what you think. However, thanks for a good series.

JB

[vigneshb]

so far its going good completed first video

[aya]

Thank you for your wonderful tutorials as usual!! I finished your vanilla JS, advanced JS and react tutorials and they are amazing.
I wonder, why square brackets are required for [one, two, three] in app.get('/chain(.html)?', [one, two, three]) . Are they necessary?

[Arnold-vdid]

Hello, Dave. I am enjoying your course. I was able to get to the last part regarding chaining with no problem. However, when I write localhost:3500/chain in the browser, I get '404'. All my earlier calls such as 'hello' and 'new-page' worked well. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?

[reezus_]

Good day
First, I want to say, Great Course! Thank you so much
I also want to ask about the regex. It says it must have a slash at the beginning and the end, however, sometimes the link says "localhost:3500" and there's no slash but it still works. Can you explain why

[younow]

hey Dave thank you for this amazing tuto please if you can create a tuto about linking the reactjs and express and some example thank you

[maomanith]

Please do more for NodeJS express API or JSON

[Konslufius]

Oh man, this video feels like a schnitzel. Easy to chew and understandable because it isn't that overloaded.
The last video where you build a web server with node.js felt like a big chunk of meat.
I understand that you have to learn the fundamentals but I would prefer express over the vanilla node.

[mdjahidulislam]

so in frontend you must need to logout a user, whenever the refresh token expire right?

[tabliqatchi]

I actually watched a whole 1':30" ad video in order to kind of "thank you" lol