Hi I love the way you explain all, the speed is perfect (increasing the font size may improve the experience), I would love to see a video about deploying this project for free. Thanks for your videos!
its great video, and i liked how you explain each and every line of code, only one favor i need is that, zoom in the code in vs code, so that its legible to see it.
You can use either one. In the video, I’d show how to use both. The difference is that findByIdAndDelete returns the deleted object. Since we already had the object, I just used deleteOne()
Fantastic .I learned a lot .
Now i can create api's
Thanks a LOT, you're awesome. Great explanation!
Thank This really helpful
Need more production ready projects from you : ) keep going 👍
Hi I love the way you explain all, the speed is perfect (increasing the font size may improve the experience), I would love to see a video about deploying this project for free. Thanks for your videos!
Thank you. There will be a complete video with Deployment for free, but with a different project. But it will work for this project as well.
its great video, and i liked how you explain each and every line of code, only one favor i need is that, zoom in the code in vs code, so that its legible to see it.
Thank you. And sorry about the font size. In the next videos everything will be increased. Thanks for the tip🤜🏻🤛🏻
Waiting for the microservices tutorial
Thanks,very useful video!
nice thank you so much liked and subscribed 🎊👌👍👏🙌
Thanks you.
please make a full video on webpack-5
please - please
For Delete, i think it should be findAndDeleteById instead of deleteOne()
You can use either one. In the video, I’d show how to use both. The difference is that findByIdAndDelete returns the deleted object. Since we already had the object, I just used deleteOne()
find(), findById function suggestions not coming in my vs code please help
I see. Let’s check a few things:
When you create the models, are you adding the “new” keyword in front of mongoose.Schema()?
@@manfraio Yes
@AnisGlobal did you try updating VSCode?
Is the autocomplete not working only for mongoose library?
@@manfraio Yes vs code is updated
It might be the version of mongoose. Can you send me the version?
Do you have any courses to buy?
Not yet, but I’m working on it👍🏻