Full Stack Developer Coding Challenge 

Thank you, really appreciate your kind words. 🙏 Glad you found it helpful

I really appreciate you saying that 🙏 thank you

Thank you so much Jeff! 🙏

Hey thanks for watching! 🙏What specifically did you need better explaining on? I had to make this video for people who had enough of a foundation to understand the content here.

You're welcome! So glad you found this helpful 🙏

Hi Henry, what I usually will do, is write the word "debugger" in my code where I want to start debugging. For example, if I want debugging to start on line 29, I will put the word debugger in its own line on line 28 in my code. Then if you run that in Google Chrome, you can open up the developer tools and use the built-in tools with Google Chrome to debug.

Hey there! Thank you so much for watching. To answer your questions, you would want to use the react hook called useEffect. Inside that hook you would call the getData('/api') to set the initial value. The useEffect hook runs before the page renders, it will call a rerender though. useEffect(() => { getData('/api'); }, []); Make sure to include the square brackets so the use effect runs only once.

Hey Nadien, thanks for watching! I made this in the format of a code along, so you should be able to open up your favorite IDE and write the code with me. Lot's more stuff in the works!

Hey thanks for watching! It's probably because I didn't refresh the page or something. Great catch tough 🙏

It might be more productive if you tell me why YOU think there are two objects shown?

That's a good question. I have actually asked that in the interviews, most of the time it's a "yes". Be attentive though, it can hurt you if you spend too much time googling, or if you accidentally stumble on the answer for the coding challenge. I highly recommend freecodecamp.org and taking their javascript course (if you're going for JS type jobs). Definitely get a good understanding of the core language you're using so you have to use google less and less in interviews. Check out my video here for "How to interview for a Developer position": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b-TfS_H8aGw.html

or nodemon

Hey Kyle! Thank so much for watching! That should be something you google. Unfortunately I don’t know what would be preventing it. But, being good at the art of googling is another skill we need as developers. please share any resolution in the comments in case others have a similar problem 🙏

Hi Madison, first off thank you so much for watching! i'm gonna go with some basic assumptions, assuming you're using VS code, and that you installed NPM globally, if it's not auto formatting, it might be because Express did not install correctly. Cors shouldn't impact another dependency. First, check for any syntax errors, missing commas, quotes, ir semi colins. Next You can check express by doing in the terminal "express --version" or "npm list" or check your package.json or node_modules folder. Let me know if that helps or if I misunderstood your question .