I am not that kind of person who usually comments on videos but the quality and clarity of your video has forced me not to leave the video without a comment. You are awesome and thanks...
I was having a hard time finding a relevant video that explained all the concepts I was struggling with, and your video came to the rescue 😃.. Thanks!!
I am confused by something. You say to use both express.json and express.urlencoded. Why would we use both and not one or the other? Wouldn't we design our form to submit in whatever type we choose? This would never be random would it?
Not if you create a server app with something like Node.Js. Normally a web server takes a request and just returns an HTML file and then everything else happens in your browser. With a server app the server has to call a function that renders the html form on the server and then returns the response so everything happens in the server. That is why you can do things with those apps you could only otherwise do with a server like hold small databases and write values to them.
I am not that kind of person who usually comments on videos but the quality and clarity of your video has forced me not to leave the video without a comment. You are awesome and thanks...
None of the other tutorials I used explained everything like you did. Thanks!
I was having a hard time finding a relevant video that explained all the concepts I was struggling with, and your video came to the rescue 😃.. Thanks!!
The best video I have seen, very clear explanation, thank you so much for your time and effort.
Sweet! Thanks for watching! 😀
Me ayudaste a comprender un montón de cosas hermano, gracias y buen video
Thanks for this
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I am confused by something. You say to use both express.json and express.urlencoded. Why would we use both and not one or the other? Wouldn't we design our form to submit in whatever type we choose? This would never be random would it?
That is just so we can handle both application/json and application/www-url-encoded!
Some help to node.js file
Sorry what do you mean?
why do u need html templates can't u just use a regular html file that displays a form and post the data from there
Not if you create a server app with something like Node.Js. Normally a web server takes a request and just returns an HTML file and then everything else happens in your browser. With a server app the server has to call a function that renders the html form on the server and then returns the response so everything happens in the server. That is why you can do things with those apps you could only otherwise do with a server like hold small databases and write values to them.