Building a Node.js app (as a JavaScript noob) | 🔴 LIVE CODING

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14:23 - Use asynchronous JavaScript to get JSON data from server-side to client
33:11 - Dynamically generate image tag using JavaScript
45:07 - How to keep your API key secure using dotenv
55:42 - Style the website with CSS

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