for me who wants to connect a website front end with the backend, i disagree. for simple applications, yh. but it isn't enough to cover for large projects
I'm in a coding bootcamp and your explanation was simpler and easier to understand. I learned more in your 12 minute video than in the 12 videos on this subject in my bootcamp. Thanks!
for the mac users， if you have address already in use error，Apple introduced some changes for AirPlay on macOS Monterey. Now, it uses 5000 and 7000 ports. If you are using these ports in your project, you need to disable this feature. System Preferences > Sharing > untick AirPlay Receiver
I have been looking for just a dead simple explanation for how to get a project like this started for a while and I just found this. Dude it’s awesome. Thanks for such a trimmed down streamlined explanation!
thanks so much for this - I learned about web development through a bootcamp and they were so focused on just getting us up and running that we didn't get a lot of explanation to the specifics of what express was doing and how the client was getting data from the backend. This definitely cleared things up
Hey, I know it's been a long time since you've made this video, but I just want to say thanks. I always return to this vid whenever I start a new project just to make sure that I get it right every time. Big thanks, man!
Wow!! Teaching what seems to be difficult to many in a very relatable and brief way such as this is not something that is common in the world. I must add that this tutorial of yours is priceless. Keep it up
This is crazy clear. I literally never comment on youtube videos, but I was working on something exactly like this and this was absolutely perfect! It's like you knew what I was thinking!
Excellent! All the other learning resources I have come across make the assumption that the student already has the same mental picture of the files and folder setup as the teacher has. Your video is clearest to me so far because I see the folders and files in Visual Studio explorer on the left and although I am not 100% sure, I think those folders and files represent the actual folders and files on the hard drive. What must be installed where is more clear to me now.
@@ArpanNeupaneProductions This video is the best. This is how development should work. Most developers don't know shit, they just like to flex their muscles and do simple things in a complicated way for ego purposes. Would like to see how you implement Cordova Frontend and Express NodeJs Backend. Sure it would be similar. Nice video again
@@jamesorior Thank you very much for your support. I haven’t used Cordova Frontend at all, however, you can use the same methodology described in the video. You can try finding a configuration file that can link with the Node backend via the API URL, then set up the backend the same way it’s set up in the video, and finally find a way to call the API in Cordova to display the data on the screen. Again, thank you for the support :)
Thank you so much for a very clear and concise video. I have been learning a lot of these tools in isolation. It's good to see how they all fit together. Great work!
Express God Slaying Skills! EDIT: FYI, for those using vitejs, try this in your vite.config... export default defineConfig({ plugins: Whatever plugins you use... server: { proxy: { '/api': { target: 'localhost:9000', changeOrigin: true, secure: false, } } } })
Nice! I think most videos out there get bogged down and try to over explain or add content etc. This is so clean and literally all you need to get started.
Damn that was so informative! I have been looking up for quite some time , and this veedio shown up, most importantly it was exactly what I need, amazing!
If anyone is having trouble around the 8 minute mark when react gives the scary red sign of "Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys {users}). If you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead.", you should put "setBackend(data.users)" not "setBackend(data)". This is because data is the entire object that encapsulates users, but all we need are the usernames. Hope this helps.
Amazing work man. Currently following along MDN's tutorial for Express and was wondering how the hell that would connect to React. Granted, I still am not finished with it but this is so much more understandable.
Great tutorial. I have noticed that few tutorials explain how to deploy it to a live server. It makes sense considering how different servers can be, but it's frustrating for someone learning.
Thank you! I’m new, and I was able to follow along and my little app is working! At first I put the “proxy” in the wrong pkg json but the realized it has to be in the client package.json (duh! Lol)
Absolute legend, explained it way faster and clearer than other tutorials. Thanks a million.
Thank YOU for your support!
Yes bro...superv explaination.. short and sweet
for me who wants to connect a website front end with the backend, i disagree. for simple applications, yh. but it isn't enough to cover for large projects
25 years a dev, here. This was just the right amount of detail. Quick, clean, and concise.
Subbed!
I'm in a coding bootcamp and your explanation was simpler and easier to understand. I learned more in your 12 minute video than in the 12 videos on this subject in my bootcamp. Thanks!
Awesome!
What bootcamp were you in???
for the mac users， if you have address already in use error，Apple introduced some changes for AirPlay on macOS Monterey. Now, it uses 5000 and 7000 ports. If you are using these ports in your project, you need to disable this feature.
System Preferences > Sharing > untick AirPlay Receiver
Literally fixed my lack of knowledge in 12 minutes! Thank you dude!
Of course dude!
I have been looking for just a dead simple explanation for how to get a project like this started for a while and I just found this. Dude it’s awesome. Thanks for such a trimmed down streamlined explanation!
This is still relevant even after 2 years (node has had many changes and so has React) for anyone wondering :)
Thanks man
Eloquently explained. No wasting of time. Just fun to watch.
Thank you!
thanks so much for this - I learned about web development through a bootcamp and they were so focused on just getting us up and running that we didn't get a lot of explanation to the specifics of what express was doing and how the client was getting data from the backend. This definitely cleared things up
I love this simple, straight forward description to display all these kind of powerful tools' functions and how it could be.
Hey, I know it's been a long time since you've made this video, but I just want to say thanks. I always return to this vid whenever I start a new project just to make sure that I get it right every time. Big thanks, man!
Thank you for the continued support :)
I just found this, it was really good! It took me an afternoon, but I got my app working! I learned a lot.
Wow!! Teaching what seems to be difficult to many in a very relatable and brief way such as this is not something that is common in the world. I must add that this tutorial of yours is priceless. Keep it up
This is crazy clear. I literally never comment on youtube videos, but I was working on something exactly like this and this was absolutely perfect! It's like you knew what I was thinking!
Legend bhai saw a ton of tutorials for hosting my api but yours was way too clean. Thanks a ton
The actual GOAT. I was wondering what the heck I was doing well since i started an ambitious early project but you gave me my confidence back
Thank you!
concise, coherent, short, properly structured.. thanks a lot for this video
could have watched an 8 hour code camp but i got exactly what i wanted to know from right here, cheers man
Excellent! All the other learning resources I have come across make the assumption that the student already has the same mental picture of the files and folder setup as the teacher has. Your video is clearest to me so far because I see the folders and files in Visual Studio explorer on the left and although I am not 100% sure, I think those folders and files represent the actual folders and files on the hard drive. What must be installed where is more clear to me now.
You're right!
THIS IS THE VIDEO I HAVE SPENT WEEKS LOOKING FOR!! Thank you so much.
Humanity is prospering all because of contribution of people like you. Thanks
The most concise video I've came across of connecting front-end to back-end, earned a subscriber!
Thank you!!!
@@ArpanNeupaneProductions This video is the best. This is how development should work. Most developers don't know shit, they just like to flex their muscles and do simple things in a complicated way for ego purposes. Would like to see how you implement Cordova Frontend and Express NodeJs Backend. Sure it would be similar. Nice video again
@@jamesorior
Thank you very much for your support. I haven’t used Cordova Frontend at all, however, you can use the same methodology described in the video. You can try finding a configuration file that can link with the Node backend via the API URL, then set up the backend the same way it’s set up in the video, and finally find a way to call the API in Cordova to display the data on the screen. Again, thank you for the support :)
thanks a lot man, I was trying to connect my front with my back and I had no idea, this tutorial is very clear and concise, thanks for what you did
You’re welcome!
I am watching from Japan.
The explanation was very easy to understand.
Thank you so much for creating useful videos.
the fact that you are 15 is super impressive bro. keep up the great work.. learned a lot from you.. you will have a very bright future young g!
An absolute expert, they explained the information in a much quicker and more concise manner than other tutorials. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for a very clear and concise video. I have been learning a lot of these tools in isolation. It's good to see how they all fit together. Great work!
Great tutorial. I spent days trying to figure out how to connect BE and FE, and this video finally explained it clearly.
Thanks for this amazing video.
it helped me understand, how frontend & backend exchange data.
Thank very much
You're welcome!
Up-to-date video as today 29th september 2022, super helpful, I finally figured out how to connect a React client with an Express server. Big up!
Thats a huge and a great explanation. Coming from the Data Engineering world Finally i understand Node, React and so on. God Bless you.
That was great short and to the point video on how full stack looks like on a simple level. Very helpful
Maan I was searching like crazy to find something like ths, this is the first guide / tutorial that actually works!
Thank you!
Legend! super simple, concise and straight to the point. It would be nice to have tutorials about MERN from you :-)
i came from 0 bg in express and react api's, left with 100% of new information sound and clear
Thank you for discribing this relationship clearly, I was struggling with getting backend data to the frontend, Liked and Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
By far the best, concise, easy to understand explanation video. Thanks for this.
Thank you so much! It means a lot!
Fast, clean and on the point. Only tutorial you need.
FINALLY
i solved this problem
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Perfect Explanation, this guy knows what we are looking for in a video
Thank you!
Real helpful! Thought setting up an API was much harder but you made it look very easy!
Thank you for making this as simple as possible.
Great video I couldn't connect my front-end and back-end "system" for months until now thank you!
This is the best I've seen this explained and it clicked so well (and quickly) watching your video. Thanks so much!!
I watched a couple of tutorials and this was the best one. Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Way clearer then any tutorial so far, thanks man. I was breaking my head over this…
this is the most important video in this century!
Thanks!
FANTASTIC! Great video! Very easy to follow. Keep pushing more videos.
Subscribed! The way you explain and demonstrate is really really nice. I love it ❤!
woooow best video I have seen so straight to the point
thank you for the tutorial, this saves me a lot of time! AWiting for your tutorial on how to connect the database to the project
Amazing , going to watch more of your vids very smooth and clean explanation and not overly fast bravo
Express God Slaying Skills!
EDIT: FYI, for those using vitejs, try this in your vite.config...
export default defineConfig({
plugins: Whatever plugins you use...
server: {
proxy: {
'/api': {
target: 'localhost:9000',
changeOrigin: true,
secure: false,
}
}
}
})
Awesome dude thank you. This made it way easier to get a start
This is the best video to get started with fullstack projects imo❤
Nice! I think most videos out there get bogged down and try to over explain or add content etc. This is so clean and literally all you need to get started.
Damn that was so informative! I have been looking up for quite some time , and this veedio shown up, most importantly it was exactly what I need, amazing!
Very helpful when you are just starting to work with Node.js, thank you!
Thank you so much! Your video is so clear that I was finaly able to understand how to setup my project.
Absolutely what I was looking for. Thank you for the lesson.
Nice helpful video. Simplicity and pleasant voice. Thank you!
Awsome ... Tks ! Clear, fast and it works !!! Added and sharing ....
Great video, you explained this fast but clear. Thank you
Thanks, quick and clear explanation. Saved alot of my time.
Exactly what I needed in less than 13 minutes. Amazing tutorial, tnx
First and best tutorial with Node and React without indian talk, and bullshit talk. Thanks alot mate ! Keep up with this type of great content.
Thanks, this was super helpful. Might be nice to see an updated version using Vite though, now that CRA is no longer maintained.
Best explaination! Been struggling to understand this concept. Now I got it!
This video is exactly what i needed! Thanks, and ill be checking out more of your vids!
I appreciate it!! Thank you!
Seriously, you need to get more popular. The quality of this explanation is outstanding. Clear and concise. Also, what's the VS theme? :)
Hi ! As it's been 2 months you asked the question, do you now know what's the VS theme ?
@@gianni16 Dracula I believe
@@camyana3986 Yes ! Thanks
thanks
amazing
love this quick
I have been working as backend engineer for few months now
thahanks
Great man U are Legend. i was struggling with this in last 7 days. keep it up man
Glad to help!
Thank you for the clear explanation, you got a new subscriber.
This was a great lesson. You are the man!!!!
where can I add to my VSC project the express-react-project folder you opened at 0:25?
Great way of teaching in less time ,am so satisfied. If you know basics then it will really help to how to setup and link the client and server
You have some great videos. Subscribed. I am preparing to be a full stack engineer and these helped so much. Thank you, sir.
Thank you!
Good luck!
Great video ! Short, concise and clear. Love it.
Thank you bro, you just set me up to finesse this project im working on.
Of course!
You deserve more views!❤
Explained precisely.. You can be a good professor.
Great stuff, spent a long while trying to figure this out by myself - thanks!!
I needed these fundamentals and step by step quide .. thank you.
If anyone is having trouble around the 8 minute mark when react gives the scary red sign of "Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys {users}). If you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead.", you should put "setBackend(data.users)" not "setBackend(data)". This is because data is the entire object that encapsulates users, but all we need are the usernames. Hope this helps.
Give this guy a medal
Haha
Amazing work man. Currently following along MDN's tutorial for Express and was wondering how the hell that would connect to React. Granted, I still am not finished with it but this is so much more understandable.
i learned a lot from this video. thank you so much.
This is such an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much!
Great tutorial. I have noticed that few tutorials explain how to deploy it to a live server. It makes sense considering how different servers can be, but it's frustrating for someone learning.
Just subbed! excelent explenation, and in depth commenting on what you were doing!
This is exactly what I needed! Thanks a lot!
Thank you for saving my time ❤
Awesome bro, thanks for the tutorial!!
straight to the point......thanks a lot sir...
Thank you! I’m new, and I was able to follow along and my little app is working! At first I put the “proxy” in the wrong pkg json but the realized it has to be in the client package.json (duh! Lol)
This is an amazing and effective lesson!
Also it is a simple.
Thank you!
This video was so good and straight forward !! Thanks
This video is coherent. Thank you for uploading
got yourself a subscriber man lots of loveeeee
thanks a lot! clear explanation! how do I add other endpoints for post/update/delete - do I use useEffect hook for all of them ?
Yes you can!