Refactor and Deployment CRUD API with Node.js, Express and MongoDB for Beginner - MVC in Node.js

★★★ Timeline ★★★
00:05 - Review the project and the previous video tutorial
01:10 - Create dotenv
04:50 - Refactor to the MVC pattern focusing on routes
11:27 - Refactor to the MVC pattern focusing on controllers
20:35 - Implement ErrorMiddleware
28:15 - Implement express-async-handler
33:26 - Implement Cors
37:26 - Configure Cors to support multiple domains
44:21- Create and Configure a webservice in Render
47:18- Update backend URL in a React frontend app

★★★ Source Code ★★★

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[first-choicecyber]

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