Express.js routes | Node.js express router tutorial

[jgoebel]

What do you think about this video?
Was the explanation clear or did I miss something?

[camtelligence]

Many thanks. I watched several other tutorials on express router (which also taught me a lot), but you were the only one explaining the "root router" case. I was not able to find out on the express docs either, whether I could leave that option blank or on root. Much appreciated!

[AmitKumar-jern]

Man! You are *GOAT* . Every other tutorial is just about how to implement things but your tutorials is real world ready and shows the best practice.

Please make more of this high quality node/express videos.

P.S. - Can you please increase the sound volume in the video. Sometimes it is low and hard to hear.

[ayush]

Wow just what I needed.. concise theory, with implementation and neccessity of Routers.. Thank you Sir!

[kubataiupov]

Noce video. Helped me a lot, to understand the routes and how to better organize them.

[SquittenPlease]

Really great tutorial! It really help solidify my understanding. Also, I really appreciate how you do not talk 198mph. A lot of tech tutorials I watch seems they are racing to say everything and it makes it harder to follow. Thank you !

[PetrasNewman-Predko]

Thank you, helped me alot in a clear way to create my router structure where I can do it in a clean way at scale, such a great tutorial thank you :)

[swankitydankity]

Thanks for this tutorial!
I've had to learn Node from no experience in the space of about a month for a team project and this helped a lot :)
Your explanations of why you did things a certain way made the video really easy to follow
thanks!

[xatul]

Man, This was a very good explanation on routers and how to manage routes. Really learnt a lot

[TheDarknessDragon]

This is the best router explanation on the internet. You really are the GOAT. I heard of you from idk where but man I am glad I did checkout your channel. I was having a hard time understanding something this simple lol. Or maybe it is kinda complicated idk. Have the habit of studying through the documentation but at times it is overwhelming. Awaiting more tutorials from you on entire structure for node projects (controllers and service layers). Nobody makes them but many search for it. One more topic that is heavily requested (if you can make it) => authentication using passport in node.js with MySQL as database and not MongoDB.

[chhoeller]

Very well explained video! No useless talk but everything I needed to know for routing with express. I think with more experience and quality in your videos your channel could actually be huge :).
Grüße aus Österreich

[qwerty]

Thanks a lot for an interesting tutorial! Please make one showing controllers and services that you mentioned in the end

[oiojin]

thank you for the great content.
can i export a "express object" from app.js and import it from "routes/index.js"?
Why should we import express from the express package everytime?
and is there any reason we should use "requre" instead of "import"?
thanks

[calebcross]

Why not just write a couple lines of code that routes automatically based off the request path? (ex if the request path is for 'animals/lions' then the code would be something like '__dirname + req.path'

Genuine question here, I am a rookie and wondering why I haven't seen anyone doing routing this way.

[silvermir]

Schade das du die Grafik im Hintergrund nicht zeigst damit man eine Übersicht hat

[YOUTUBE_IS_WOKE]

You didn't even explain router or app.use or whatever, what's the base route? Do we always need to pass a function? Your effort is appreciated, but I would suggest making it clear what's the difference between the base route and the modular approach, this is what's makes it confusing!