Learn Express.js In 48 Minutes: Web Server Tutorial

0:00 Intro
3:46 Getting Started
10:49 POST Request
16:58 User Submitted Data
22:28 Middleware
30:51 Template Engine (EJS)
41:55 Quick Tips
46:18 Outro

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[capncook]

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[johnbamford]

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[zenny]

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[didimarinhoo]

Brad, this is a fantastic introduction at express, thanks so much !

[alanmunoz]

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[julianbelmarsh]

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[OneDeed]

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