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Holy crap, every single new video of you astonishes how it is possible for a single human being to keep up to date with all these technologies and even explaining them so well, putting them into 100 seconds of proper video and even offering longer tutorials as a pro-Member. Insane!
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“All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can’t get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer.” - IBM Manual, 1925
I literally spent the last 2 days trying to decide what approach I should take for an API, and here you are. It's as if the needs of devs just calls to you
First 3 seconds of video convinced me to like this video because there's no 'hi guys today I'm going to explain you what the API is how does it work and than we gonna build one ourselves so let's jump into it, roll the intro' and than after 20s dubstep intro he would start talking nonsense in different language. So I respect you for respecting our time and going straight to the point.
Idk why but this video is so good at explaining the essentials while also going into detail when needed. This is like the only video i watch to help refresh my memory of APIs. Its like my 5th time watching lmao
i find your videos a nice way to refresh myself (without watching an hour-long video) when i haven't touched a certain topic in a while, thanks Fireship!
All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can't get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer.
I have started on learning JS, Node and Express. Thank you for this awesome video about RESTful APIs. This really helps me getting things much clearer!
I swear my college class on programming was a waste. I couldn’t learn and the teacher doing the teaching made it difficult to like. Now on my own term, videos like this I can digest the information really well. Who is doing the teaching matters. Thank you youtube and the proliferation of information from the internet.
You keep saving my life 😭 So many elitist, semi-intentionally poorly explained concepts, and you make them so approachable. It's not the first time I've come to your videos for rescue; it definitely won't be the last!
OK! I'm not binging Netflix onward!! Here I'm watching FIREShip productions. This 100s series got me rolling deeper into web development more than I have ever did. Hats off for such genius content creation. Loving it! 💯 I've never enjoyed and learnt so much my entire YT browsing history before running into Fireship. 🤞
I have a suggestion... recently I was in a big project and I was confused as hell. We had many arguments and fights about what folder structure to use for our API: - Where to put validation? - Use validation in express.js way (in the routes like a middleware) or separately? - Where to put routes? - break routes into different files or one single file? If so, break based on what? There are just countless questions to be answered in this regard. The problem also is that nobody makes videos about folder structure for enterprise level applications. It would be great if you could make it a thing.
Not only I learned About REST API, I also Learned Basics of Express JS. I always wanted to Learn Node + Express, Now you have motivated me to start Learning it ASAP. Thank You.
In continuity to this tutorial I would suggest that a set of videos showing how to deal with persistent data would be ideal. Most people can learn how to create the API URIs, but the real deal is when it is for a developer to manage to records to a Database. That's MySQL for example and not Firebase which happens to be more simplified. Also, an example from various programming languages should help a ton of people to move things forward.
I always love your 100 seconds videos and your tutorials but this one really makes it up there amongst the best, really great explaining and it helped me complete my first project.
Nice! took me a few days to get through this 100 second video but I actually earned my congratulations this time! Thank you for the content! I look forward to more like this! some more exclamation marks for good measure: !!!!!!!
well everyone here was already clear and aware as to what a restful api is, but still watched it like me to appreciate your hard work and in turn refresh our knowledge
Hey, predicted it yesterday. Was just researching about it and then I got this notification. Amazing job man 👍. Now I can REST my APIs (see what I did there? )
Fantastic tutorial. Your instructions are very easy to follow, the pacing is perfect for getting to the points fast without feeling rushed, and this provides the perfect foundation for further exploration.
This was an amazing video just lime the rest of them. I love your channel and all you do. Becuase of your videos I was able to keep working where other wouldn't!! Thank you !
o-o, my brain hurts from all the reading and YT videos just to explain the gist of express, API, and insomnia. Thank you, good sir! My brain cells are forever grateful.
Great content as always, I would love to see the AWS infrastructure provisioning via swagger/open API documentation. Never knew that was possible, but that’s really cool
For many years, i tried to figure out, what it is, reading lengthy articles, downloading 200-300 page books, that I never wanted to read for more, then the 1st chapter, watching videos about it, asking about it on forums. Up to this point, the understanding of what this technology is was very vague, although, I have many years of experience in programming software and web apps (frontend and backend).
I just couldn't grasp the concept of what this weird technology is about and what it is for. I thrived for this short, complete, simple and sane explanation from the beginning. I couldn't get some programming jobs only, because they were asking about this weird RESTFull creature thing and I didn't know what it was.
Basically, everything, that I've already been doing on web development is already RESTFull, I just didn't know, that it was called that, especially, that most of the similar techniques, I came up myself, just refining my development techniques over time.
THAAAAAAAAAAAANX!!! Finally, I know, what it is! And I can throw away those lengthy no good books about RESTFull API, because, all they had to do was just make the same explanation, that you did! Why, oh, why I couldn't find anything as simple and explanatory, as your video, years ago! I dropped a big boulder of my shoulder!
Love your content. Saw every video and there is no person like you on the whole youtube. Every material Is well structured and explained better in few minutes than some tutorials 1h long.
We learned WebSockets/Message Queues and RESTful APIs in Java. It had a LOT of boilerplate code, it was frustrating. Good thing I discovered afterwards Express, but I've also learned something from your video. Keep up the good work!
This was a really cool video. I heard about REST API, I read swagger doc, used Postman, heard about curl, JSON, but this video nicely tied everything together It's both terrifying and exciting at the same time to transition from HW to SW ENG. This is week 2. Thanks, keep up the good work.
@@mrdza96 I watched on 2x and skimmed through. I already know API's thoroughly and it's a vital part of my job. I completely built a robust API from scratch over the past 10 months for the client I'm currently working for and I have built many in the past even for my own projects. I have extensive experience on the backend. Also, I commented quickly to get attention to my channel. No harm in that and just being transparent.
@@CodingNuggets I do not doubt in your experience. I know about REST APIs too. I just tend to watch the whole clip in respect of the work Jeff puts in all of his videos.
@@mrdza96 He does do amazing work and his editing is always so good. I went ahead and watched the whole video on 2x and didn't skim so it wouldn't hurt his watch time. Appreciate you bringing it to my attention.
I thought that it would take hours to get Insomnia working with this Node.js project but they have got things right and for once everything in this tutorial worked fine! Thanks!
I LOVE YOUR 100SEC videos. they're the best to get a general idea over new terms or languages... as i was about to search for rest api, i found this video, and its the best for me to know what to go on and do now
I took this information about restful API in my presentation and response I got was awesome thank you so much for providing that much information in just 100 seconds thank you so much ❤️❤️
As an absolute beginner trying to wrap my head around all these new concepts covering backend tech, I must say this video made the most sense out of all the other vids on yt on RESTful apis. So, thank you!!! Btw, anyone passing by this comment... any advice for someone like me who's trying to become a MERN stack dev?
Do you believe in signs? Well, I'm starting to. I'm to start a project next week, an eCommerce site and I was planning to use Node as the backend and React on the frontend. I had no idea on how to create the backend, this video just came at the right moment. Thank you.
My wife hired a PI because she thought I was having an affair. Truth was I rented the motel to take a rest because I was full after lunch. She sued me and now I’m being transferred to state prison because I decided to represent myself. I can even post bail so I’m staying put.
This was perfect, timewise and feature wise for me to test something out. I didn't want to spend hours working through a tutorial! I am new to this channel, but I subscribed and liked this video. I'll have to check out your other videos too. I have a feeling I am going like them too!
Front-end Dev: fix your responses!
Backend Dev: fix your requests!
meanwhile fullstack devs, jaja mere mortals
until you notice that a rest api requires json as input and outputs xml
And that's how hatred cycle continued 🤣
User: Fix your app!
@@rifaldhiaw Tester : "We found a bug"
It's incredible how much you can explain and transmit in 100 seconds while others cannot reach an idea in 40 hours courses.
hey there.
the what, why how
of
express node jWT and other allied technologies within the ecosystem.
In a NutShell.
ruclips.net/video/CNVtR0WgKDc/видео.html
LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more.
Because they tend to drift away and mention a bunch of terms that are relevant but don't elaborate further and you just have to understand/know them.
not even one redundant word in any sentence. much appreciated for well thought out and articulated education.
@@Konslufius people aren't RESTfull, the way data goes between humans is not fun.
that’s what i was going to say😮😮.
Manager: Why isn't your APIs responding?
Me: Its RESTing
for how long ?
Good one haha
@@عبدالقادرعبدالرحمنعبدالله for eternity
Friggin legendary
@@hermes6910 which means no more business.
Holy crap, every single new video of you astonishes how it is possible for a single human being to keep up to date with all these technologies and even explaining them so well, putting them into 100 seconds of proper video and even offering longer tutorials as a pro-Member. Insane!
Interviewer: What is a REST API?
Candidate: API that follows the rules of RESTful
Interviewer: You hired!
Enough?
Lol😂😂
Enough?
Lol😂😂
the what, why how
of
express node jWT and other allied technologies within the ecosystem.
In a NutShell.
ruclips.net/video/CNVtR0WgKDc/видео.html
LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more.
“All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can’t get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer.”
- IBM Manual, 1925
TIL IBM was founded in _1911_ ?!? Wtf?
@@nothingnoone8752 Yeah, for one reason they are critiqued for helping the Nazis, might wanna check that out.
It's cooler 1925, but should say 1975: ibm.com/downloads/cas/1V29LE4Z
Whenever there is a new Fireship video, I feel like Neo when he's about to learn Jiu-Jitsu
I literally spent the last 2 days trying to decide what approach I should take for an API, and here you are. It's as if the needs of devs just calls to you
I've been using REST APIs forever without knowing the underlying logic! Thank you so much for this video!
I love this. Straight to the point and extremely clear - I was searching for days for something like this! Thank you!
First 3 seconds of video convinced me to like this video because there's no 'hi guys today I'm going to explain you what the API is how does it work and than we gonna build one ourselves so let's jump into it, roll the intro' and than after 20s dubstep intro he would start talking nonsense in different language. So I respect you for respecting our time and going straight to the point.
このブログ記事はいつも非常に有益な情報が満載ですね！最近、RESTful APIに関する議論をきっかけにEchoAPIを試してみたのですが、エンドポイントシミュレーションツールのおかげでテスト作業が格段に効率化されました。
Idk why but this video is so good at explaining the essentials while also going into detail when needed. This is like the only video i watch to help refresh my memory of APIs. Its like my 5th time watching lmao
This channel is gold! I learned more in 10 minutes from you than in a couple of hours reading sparse documentation. Thak you!
I've been working on an API/Express project and I had no idea tools like Insomnia exist. Game changer -- thank you *so* much for another great video.
The knowledge you pass on isn't comparable in value with a T-Shirt.
i find your videos a nice way to refresh myself (without watching an hour-long video) when i haven't touched a certain topic in a while, thanks Fireship!
All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can't get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer.
Well done! That was quick, send me an email or DM on slack with your size and mailing address 👕
@@Fireship thank you 🤩
Uhhh
If the only tool in your toolbox is a hammer, every problem somehow seems like a nail.
@@SirDamatoIII my mans breaking the fourth wall of philosophy here
I have started on learning JS, Node and Express. Thank you for this awesome video about RESTful APIs. This really helps me getting things much clearer!
I'm a front-end dev (Angular), I find your video simple and straightforward. Thank you!
I swear my college class on programming was a waste. I couldn’t learn and the teacher doing the teaching made it difficult to like.
Now on my own term, videos like this I can digest the information really well.
Who is doing the teaching matters. Thank you youtube and the proliferation of information from the internet.
You keep saving my life 😭 So many elitist, semi-intentionally poorly explained concepts, and you make them so approachable. It's not the first time I've come to your videos for rescue; it definitely won't be the last!
This is by far the most clear and straightforward tutorial I've ever come across. Thank you so much 🔥🔥
OK! I'm not binging Netflix onward!! Here I'm watching FIREShip productions.
This 100s series got me rolling deeper into web development more than I have ever did. Hats off for such genius content creation. Loving it! 💯
I've never enjoyed and learnt so much my entire YT browsing history before running into Fireship. 🤞
418 is the "I'm a teapot" response code, nice xD
Twitter also have a 420("enhance your calm) status code for rate limit request xD
@@w1d3r75 haha nice X)
It's crazy how he always post a video about a topic that I just have been researching or learning at school 🤯
I have a suggestion... recently I was in a big project and I was confused as hell. We had many arguments and fights about what folder structure to use for our API:
- Where to put validation?
- Use validation in express.js way (in the routes like a middleware) or separately?
- Where to put routes?
- break routes into different files or one single file? If so, break based on what?
There are just countless questions to be answered in this regard. The problem also is that nobody makes videos about folder structure for enterprise level applications. It would be great if you could make it a thing.
Not only I learned About REST API, I also Learned Basics of Express JS. I always wanted to Learn Node + Express, Now you have motivated me to start Learning it ASAP. Thank You.
In continuity to this tutorial I would suggest that a set of videos showing how to deal with persistent data would be ideal. Most people can learn how to create the API URIs, but the real deal is when it is for a developer to manage to records to a Database. That's MySQL for example and not Firebase which happens to be more simplified. Also, an example from various programming languages should help a ton of people to move things forward.
MongoDB is the best ❤
Congratulations, you've learned enough to get a job at any mid-to-large size company developing APIs.
I always love your 100 seconds videos and your tutorials but this one really makes it up there amongst the best, really great explaining and it helped me complete my first project.
When I first learned about REST apis it took me weeks if not months to understand this concept, your videos are amazing, keep it up!
10:59 YES, I (we?) want a full tutorial :)
We do indeed!
Damn I just wrote one of those this week!! Hadn’t used Express before and was very pleased with how straightforward it is.
all of those jokes are tiring me, i need to REST :D
SMH
Give it a rest
@@iEv0lv3_ smh
This left me feeling kinda RESTless
God why
Thank you so much, there are so many guys want to explain a concept in “simple” term but actually mess easy things up
Nice! took me a few days to get through this 100 second video but I actually earned my congratulations this time! Thank you for the content! I look forward to more like this!
some more exclamation marks for good measure: !!!!!!!
well everyone here was already clear and aware as to what a restful api is, but still watched it like me to appreciate your hard work and in turn refresh our knowledge
Hey, predicted it yesterday. Was just researching about it and then I got this notification. Amazing job man 👍. Now
I can REST my APIs (see what I did there? )
I have been going through multiple chanel since 10 days but got complete required knowledge in this single vide. Thank you so much❤❤❤
Haha, I wrote my exam about REST-APIs a few hours ago :D
wow colleges teach about all those !?!?
Moin, auch Deutsche hier. Nice
@@freshesfaultier5087 Bratwurst
Do you have it in your college curriculum?
@@freshesfaultier5087 klaaar
This is my second video on APIs and you've explained it so well!
Knew about REST but would love to hear more about the API configuration part at the end!
An crystal clear explanation of writing an API with Node.js and Express!
Fantastic tutorial. Your instructions are very easy to follow, the pacing is perfect for getting to the points fast without feeling rushed, and this provides the perfect foundation for further exploration.
Honestly, this is the best explanation of restful apis I've ever seen.
Oh sometimes API needs to REST
I need a rest from APIs lmao
REST assured it will get it one day.
😂😂
Rest in peace 😂
Its enough, guess you guys should REST 😂
100 sec completes in 2 hours, while whole video took 5 hour. great thank for this video.
This was an amazing video just lime the rest of them. I love your channel and all you do. Becuase of your videos I was able to keep working where other wouldn't!! Thank you !
o-o, my brain hurts from all the reading and YT videos just to explain the gist of express, API, and insomnia. Thank you, good sir! My brain cells are forever grateful.
Great content as always, I would love to see the AWS infrastructure provisioning via swagger/open API documentation. Never knew that was possible, but that’s really cool
FINALLY!!!!!!
A single quick and useful explanation of what a REST API is!!!!!!!!!
for some reason stupid youtube was deleting my comment over and over, until I split it this way.
For many years, i tried to figure out, what it is, reading lengthy articles, downloading 200-300 page books, that I never wanted to read for more, then the 1st chapter, watching videos about it, asking about it on forums. Up to this point, the understanding of what this technology is was very vague, although, I have many years of experience in programming software and web apps (frontend and backend).
I just couldn't grasp the concept of what this weird technology is about and what it is for. I thrived for this short, complete, simple and sane explanation from the beginning. I couldn't get some programming jobs only, because they were asking about this weird RESTFull creature thing and I didn't know what it was.
Basically, everything, that I've already been doing on web development is already RESTFull, I just didn't know, that it was called that, especially, that most of the similar techniques, I came up myself, just refining my development techniques over time.
THAAAAAAAAAAAANX!!!
Finally, I know, what it is! And I can throw away those lengthy no good books about RESTFull API, because, all they had to do was just make the same explanation, that you did!
Why, oh, why I couldn't find anything as simple and explanatory, as your video, years ago!
I dropped a big boulder of my shoulder!
Love your content. Saw every video and there is no person like you on the whole youtube. Every material Is well structured and explained better in few minutes than some tutorials 1h long.
As someone new to all of this, man, this was a blessing!
gRPC in 100 seconds please!
I'd prefer a video on RPC first and then explain the role of gRPC
I came here to say this.
RPC
Love your video dude! It was taught to us for hours and I didn't understand anything but here in just - 100 seconds
Yes, I want to see a full tutorial on that subject.
We learned WebSockets/Message Queues and RESTful APIs in Java. It had a LOT of boilerplate code, it was frustrating. Good thing I discovered afterwards Express, but I've also learned something from your video. Keep up the good work!
I've just experienced a speed of light fast transmission of light into my ignorant brain through this video. Thanks dude...I will be back for more.
A full tutorial on APIs please! Love the content.❤️
Bro, this channel is so underrated. Like I know so much more of js from you. Love the animations too. Keep up the great work!
I would really love to see the full API Gateway configuration!
This was a really cool video. I heard about REST API, I read swagger doc, used Postman, heard about curl, JSON, but this video nicely tied everything together
It's both terrifying and exciting at the same time to transition from HW to SW ENG. This is week 2. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Simple explanations in a super well-formatted videos from you always. Love your content. Thanks. See you soon!
The time a video lasts hasn't even passed yet. Clearly didn't watch the whole thing.
@@mrdza96 I watched on 2x and skimmed through. I already know API's thoroughly and it's a vital part of my job. I completely built a robust API from scratch over the past 10 months for the client I'm currently working for and I have built many in the past even for my own projects. I have extensive experience on the backend. Also, I commented quickly to get attention to my channel. No harm in that and just being transparent.
@@CodingNuggets I do not doubt in your experience. I know about REST APIs too. I just tend to watch the whole clip in respect of the work Jeff puts in all of his videos.
@@mrdza96 He does do amazing work and his editing is always so good. I went ahead and watched the whole video on 2x and didn't skim so it wouldn't hurt his watch time. Appreciate you bringing it to my attention.
I thought that it would take hours to get Insomnia working with this Node.js project but they have got things right and for once everything in this tutorial worked fine! Thanks!
You nailed it brother. Well done! Thumbs up (Y)
The quality of your videos is just excellent. Keep up the great work 🙏
Can you do a tutorial where you create an API that takes user input and kind of show us the basics of how to handle users?
I would really love that !
A video wiith all the authentication and authorization logics with a good framework for frontend too.
Lol, I just read everything about REST apis this morning because of your GraphQL post. And here we are
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you sooo much for this lesson! :)
I'm currently working on my capstone for university and this video was so helpful in explaining how to create an API with Node.js and Express
Fireship: I don't like code generators
Also Fireship: Let's generate some React Components
Also Fireship: Let's generate an Electron App
I LOVE YOUR 100SEC videos. they're the best to get a general idea over new terms or languages... as i was about to search for rest api, i found this video, and its the best for me to know what to go on and do now
Your tutorials are really nice, thanks for taking time for making these series and videos
what an explanation dude. I am new at node js but no one explained how to create a simple get post api as simple as this. Thank you
ORM in 100 seconds please! More specifically sequelize if possible
I took this information about restful API in my presentation and response I got was awesome thank you so much for providing that much information in just 100 seconds thank you so much ❤️❤️
I'm here in 15 seconds, never been this early!
Creating and maintaining these is my job. Specifically applied for a non-frontend job.
We use Swagger for automated frontend-end stuff.
Great video! Now I can REST in peace!
I should've watch this before I take my assessment in Spring. Now I fully understand what an API does
Well explained 👌
As an absolute beginner trying to wrap my head around all these new concepts covering backend tech, I must say this video made the most sense out of all the other vids on yt on RESTful apis. So, thank you!!!
Btw, anyone passing by this comment... any advice for someone like me who's trying to become a MERN stack dev?
Thank you very much, its very educationg
This is literally what I wanted to know. 10/10, would watch again.
At the age of calling girls, we are calling APIs 😂😅 and API also not giving any response 😂😂😂
They are resting, we can call them when they wake up lol
😂@@maxdegreat566
Btw job?
Do you believe in signs? Well, I'm starting to. I'm to start a project next week, an eCommerce site and I was planning to use Node as the backend and React on the frontend. I had no idea on how to create the backend, this video just came at the right moment. Thank you.
Golang 100 seconds and beyond!
what a wonderful piece of briefing video! thank u for it, i like your videos.
You should do one on Hasura for graphql, its way easier than rest
Hasura is awesome, I will make that video eventually.
This video was perfectly timed! I just started working on Express in my bootcamp. Thanks for the helpful video!
port in 100 seconds
The one thing I wanted to learn today and there's a video about it in my notifications already lol
My wife hired a PI because she thought I was having an affair. Truth was I rented the motel to take a rest because I was full after lunch. She sued me and now I’m being transferred to state prison because I decided to represent myself. I can even post bail so I’m staying put.
This was perfect, timewise and feature wise for me to test something out. I didn't want to spend hours working through a tutorial! I am new to this channel, but I subscribed and liked this video. I'll have to check out your other videos too. I have a feeling I am going like them too!
I never watched any of your coding tutorials, wow you literally explain everything thank you!
The level of how you providing content is awesome. This is really inspiring.
You what I haven't seen until now in these types of videos (from others). The distinction between URI and URL. I
this couldn't have come at a better time!
Dude you ROCK!
Man, I can't thank you enough for this excellent tutorial! Best in class, keep 'em coming!