Building products with javascript - Part 3 - Javascript Tooling and Backend Skeleton

This is 3rd video in series "Building products with javascript".

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[therealmadmix]

Oh yes, thanks for another upload, I am going to watch it later this evening! I just want to ask you to finish your project and don't care about how many views you got, each next episode will probably gain less views because people naturally are quitting. Keep the work up and thanks again!

[lindekaer]

Amazing Tim, great video. I am very much looking forward to the next in the series. I am very hopeful that you will continue to provide these "to the point" videos in the future. Happy coding!

[AlexanderShelestov]

I thought it'll be only front over JS. Actually in many years I'm RoR developer, and as many my colleagues believe that JS is evil on backend side :)

Anyway, thanks for the lesson, waiting for the next one :)

[harshadhparulekar]

Hi Tim,

I really love this series. There was another YouTuber, Dev Coffee who had started a similar series using Meteor, but stopped after Meteor 1.3 released. So please don't stop, finish the project.


I personally felt that all the things you showed via git commits in this video would have been better if we actually saw you doing it.




KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Cheers

[shekharreddy]

Nice. jus update somewhere(like..FB page) the course details for the next few weeks or the entire course. Keep posting more videos

Thanks for sharing the knowledge :)

[createprince]

Tim, thanks for these fantastic videos. Only halfway through this one but I've already learned a ton.

I have an eslint package installed in Atom (it's called linter-eslint) and followed the steps to setup eslint here, but got an error (EPERM: operation not supported) anytime eslint was trying to run. It seems this is due to the airbnb config using a deprecated rule. So for anyone else having this issue, try looking at github dot and scroll down to IanVS' solution for a fix. Specifically, you have to add this as a rule inside .eslintrc:

"react/require-extension": "off"

[HazzaGFX]

How are we meant to follow along if you setup all the files before the video...

[kas]

Hey, saw you got `TypeError: res.status is not a function` somewhere in the video. Did you end up fixing this? I see this in my console after typing `npm start` and refreshing the page

[kas]

Got `babel-node command not found` when running `npm test` on OS X, had to run `npm install --save-dev babel-cli` and then `npm test` worked fine

[iTipTurtles]

I like how you concentrate on explaining the depth instead of just typing stuff. However following the git log and the video can get a bit lost. deciding when to do what.
Personally I would prefer you just pasting in the code at the time, would only add a few seconds here or there I think.
Also had an issue with npm install, ran the command to install babel-core. Nothing in package.json was added, says no such file or directory, open
package.json exists inside server folder, doesnt seem to be looking there.
Edit: Node_modules was installed with a bunch of stuff, however nothing in package.json
Edit 2: Ran npm init once again, and when inside /server it now worked.
Hope this helps anyone else with this issue.