Node.js Crash Course Tutorial #7 - View Engines

content & variables into html templates before sending them to the browser.

0:00 -- view engines at a glance
1:28 -- ejs view engine
11:01 -- passing data into views
23:57 -- partials
30:18 -- adding css

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