Backend Logic & API Integration in E-Commerce Projects with Node.js

1. The video discusses the process of running an e-commerce project, focusing on the backend logic and API implementation.
3. Port numbers are used to designate different applications on the internet, with a default HTTP port of 8080.
4. The project structure includes folders for API endpoints like campaign and admin user functionalities.
5. The API for admin sign in involves sending email and password data to an endpoint, with corresponding frontend form elements.
6. The login button triggers a function that calls the API endpoint for authentication.
7. The backend logic evaluates the request and interacts with the API to handle user sign in.
8. The API endpoint is specified in the codebase using the host and route information.
9. The video emphasizes the importance of traceability and connection between user stories, codebase, and API implementation for effective project management.

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