MERN Stack Tutorial #3 - Express Router & API Routes 

Man, so many people say a lot of adavcned things, which most of the times go over the head because they fail to explain the logic and basics. A small series like this clear a lot of concepts, because you explain the core logic/philosophy/basics by taking a real world application and going through the whole process in a coherent manner. More power to you.

Thank you so much Shaun because of your teaching I got my first job. I am so happy thank you so much❤️

This is a very basic clarification, but I feel the urge to write this for some absolute newbie who visits in the future. localhost:4000/api/workouts is the same as localhost:4000/api/workouts/ what I am pointing out here is that the slash (/) at the end means the same thing, if it isn't followed by anything else. That's why if you see in this video sometimes there will be / sometimes there will not be / Don't get confused. The / only matters if there is going to be something followed after it

You’re an amazing teacher and coder, I appreciate your content! Cheers

About to graduate in May and I'm looking for a full-time entry level role. So these types of projects are what I need to try to make myself stand out. You're one of the best teachers I've come across on the entirety of RU-vid so cheers for everything bro

Good work Shaun. You make everything look so easy. Hats off for you Shaun

It's going wonderful, hard work behind it.

Great job Shuan! I just finnished the whole playlist and I'm feeling very confident building my own MERN apps. Thank you so much!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼♥♥♥♥

The ultimate coding channel on the web, thanks Shuan san !

note: we can also use the put request for updates purposes. thanks for your great explanation.

God bless you man😊 🙏 . thanks so much. u've really helped me. keep going man 🔥🔥

Great lesson, great reviews 😘

I am loving this. Thank you Shaun for this 😘😘

Incredible teaching skills imo. Amazing!

thx bro for ur greate efforts I have one Q why u use PATCH not PUT request

This man is doing god's work!

HELLO NINJA! I was wondering if you could make a Udemy MERN stack in depth course ? I bought all of your courses and I love them! This tutorial series is amazing aswell!

Amazing series 🤩

Fire 🔥🔥😍😍

Your videos are really helpful.

Great Work, it helped me so much.

Nice tutorial, may I know why do you use PATCH instead of PUT?

Great tutorial. Thank you.

Great lesson

Just TOO GOOD!

What’s the reason you are using cjs and not mjs?

awesome

How can i donate you? I just want to appreciate your hardwork!

Mister Ninja, I've done quite a few of your tutorials now. And I really like them. You explain everything in a depth wich is really pleasant. It's not too much and not too little. But there is one thing, that, as I think, would boost the learning curve a lot. And that would be, if you would tell us before hand what you would like to do now. Because, I'm learning what you would like to do, while you are typing out the code. Why not show us how it is done like: // GET all workouts router.get('/', (req, res) => { res.json({mssg: 'GET all workouts'}) }) "And now guys, see if you can do it by yourself" And then you just write the comments // post workout // delete workout ... In that way, if I feel adventurous, I can pause the video and get a boost in confidence if I have done everything right. And for everybody else they can just follow along.

Nicee that was perfect, btw how many parts are in this playlist?

Did you have any videos for nav to make the into burger menu. What should I learn after htnl & css. Cheers D

why not use body-parser as the middleware to to get the request body?

thank u for this sir.

Course files only has the readme.

thank broooooo

Thank you

Hi the resource file is not available in the github repso, would be helpful to debug my errors. Thank You

thanks

Is it /api/workouts because the entry point is the api? otherwise wouldnt the path begin with some other entry point?

2:30 why don't we have access to app inside those files???

Awesome video ++++++++++++++++++ 🙂

thx

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