Node JS Tutorial for Beginners #37 - Making a To-do App (part 6)

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[Jombo]

First video: 600k views
Last video: 60k views

Congratulations to the 10% of you that made it all the way through!

[pasizdobrekuce]

Got a little bit lost with mongoose part. :) This is by far the best NodeJS tutorial that I've encountered on YT. Thanks a lot.

[saoudrizwan]

I literally watched the entire playlist in one sitting (so that's like 37*10=~6 hours) and feel like I've unlocked the door to understanding how nodejs works and how to use it to work with websites (template engines) and a database (mongodb). This was a great course, and I really appreciate your effort in explaining every line in your code. It was pretty awesome seeing all the pieces fit together when I applied what I learned to making the to do app. Thanks so much man!

[chandu]

I do not have any idea on Node. js. I have watched all videos. Really good explanation. That give me more confident. Thanks for the Node JS Tutorial for Beginners.

[nom__sain]

Even four years later, this tutorial has been EXTREMELY helpful in learning the basics of NodeJS and getting familiar with it. I now feel totally comfortable tackling my first NodeJS project, whatever that ends up being. Thank you so much NetNinja, you are an excellent teacher!

[kazahuralunos]

This tutorial has changed my life, may the Netninja's blade keep on shining

[sidharthappu]

This is literally the only good node js tutorial on the web. The rest are so abstract to the point of being useless. Thank you for this!

[hiepxuan]

Thank you for your awesome tutorials, after finished this tutorials, I got some useful things such as:
- npm: create new package.json, install package in global, local
- nodemon: auto restart server when code changed
- create file, delete file, mkdir, rmdir, write, read files, stream, pipe...
- export module, require()
- express route
- express serve static files
- express route params
- query string
address: ?dept=marketing&person=joe
req.query = {dept: ‘marketing’, person: ‘joe’}
- body parser -> parse or application/json) to json objects
- template engine: ejs
- render views
- MVC in nodejs
- mlab and moogooese
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Can't wait for the next one! 😀

[joaomatos]

To the Only True Ninja ===> The Net Ninja ====> each of your videos are like the happy ending of a thai message.

You're the one and only! Kudos to you!

[tuonvarmani]

You ninja chopped the tutorials very black-belted and I enjoy every bit of it! Keep it up, Samurai!

[bkd-]

Best node series ive watched, ive actually learned a lot watching you type the code out by hand and explaining it as you go, super stoked i found this!

[mohammedelhadididi]

I've just finished my first playlist from the beginning to the end in almost two weeks, thank you very much Shaun

[codewithfarhad]

gotta hand it to you ninja!

have never seen more succinct, comprehensive, and easy-to-follow tutorial anywhere on web. I was actually able to finish my own app just by following these tutorials. YOU ARE THE BEST!! PLEASE KEEP IT UP <3

[CookedAndShredded]

Shaun I just want to say a HUGE THANK YOU from Munich, Germany 🙌 These 37 tutorials have been nothing short of amazing. Short, precise, logical and practical. Your mantra of „Education should be accessible to all“ is admirable and hopefully something we as a society will embrace more in the future (while giving back to those who give). If you ever come to Oktoberfest let me know, you got a place to sleep 😁🤙 Cheers Phil

[蘇啟賢-iy]

Thanks, I'm from Taiwan, and Node.js is also popular here. This is the best Node.js tutorial I have ever seen.

[manehclovis]

Man you don't just teach you unlock the door of understanding.
The whole playlist is superb and yes it is the best nodejs tutorial in the world.

[neuwelt]

Hi Ninja, just wanna say the World needs more people like you.
You rock. Thanks for the great work.

[tomaszkonecki]

Ninja, you truly deserve a standing ovation for what you're doing. Thank you very much!

[dzagIT]

Thanks Net Ninja, it was pleasure to go true all your Node tutorials.

[davidmitchell]

Just finished. Watched, wrote, and re-wrote many of the codes for this series. Thanks for your contribution!