If node shows an error about the cluster or something like this, don't use a cluster created few minutes ago, I solved this problem using an old cluster that I had used it Thanks for the video, it was very helpful
Yes, Newly created clusters can take some time to become usable, and they often need to allow connections from all IPs (0.0.0.0). If someone already has a cluster, they should definitely use it. Thanks for your comment bro ✨
Very helpful. Learnt a lot. Although I made a few changes, I tested api/routes in postman and they all work. Can you make a video of how we can transfer the api's into controller folder and render views in html?
res.send() is more flexible but you have to manage it from frontend appropriately or you can simply use res.json() and Yes, res.json() and res.send() both will work on mobile apps.
If node shows an error about the cluster or something like this, don't use a cluster created few minutes ago, I solved this problem using an old cluster that I had used it
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful
Yes, Newly created clusters can take some time to become usable, and they often need to allow connections from all IPs (0.0.0.0). If someone already has a cluster, they should definitely use it.
Thanks for your comment bro ✨
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Very helpful. Learnt a lot. Although I made a few changes, I tested api/routes in postman and they all work. Can you make a video of how we can transfer the api's into controller folder and render views in html?
Why not using json return - will it be work for mobile apps
res.send() is more flexible but you have to manage it from frontend appropriately or you can simply use res.json() and Yes, res.json() and res.send() both will work on mobile apps.