Very rarely in my life do I come across people this generous and energetic. Also, I think I will now speak for everyone in here: dear Daniel, moarrrrr server-side JS tutorials, please!
You are amazing. I haven't watched anyone else that comes close to this level of understanding of what a newbie needs to know or what might confuse them.
You're a lifesaver with all of these video tutorials. I have searched and searched and have not come across one person who is as thorough as you, thank you very much!
I just wanted to let you know, the way you've edited these past few videos are really really good. The part in the beginning to recap and summarize, also very well explained. I would say you're improving as a teacher. Thanks for the videos, really like em so far!
You are a true Gem! I wish I had a teacher like you in every class I ever took :) I gladly clicked on "Thanks" button and donated a small amount and joined your paid channel. The value you are providing far exceeds the little price you are charging! You are an amazing teacher and a human being! Please do not stop! I am looking forward to your classes on AI
I think what he/she is saying is that they use this stuff already but maybe didn't really understand what it was doing. This goes for me anyway. I love this channel!
I want to thank you completely. after two weeks of trying and failing with xhttprequest and fetch and fs readfile writefile and promises. I finally found you. My JS teacher. I love youuuuuuuuuuuuu
Thank you SO much for providing such comprehensive information in an easy-to-digest format. A lot of my experience has been to try creating my own node.js server, run into problem, search problem, and try to band-aid my blunders. Actually "learning" this content and starting from the real beginning of building functional code and a proper server fills SO many gaps, and frankly, inspires me. Again, thank you! and I'll mimic Nil's sentiment below - I can't believe this is free.
Just wanted to add to the chorus: you are such a tremendously talented teacher. I get more out of your videos then most any other learning resource. And the best part of it is -- I *feel* the energy and excitement. You bring a positive vibe. You recognize the fun of all of this and it makes the learning a breeze.
damn, he is good ... i catch myself so often thinking to myself "this is exactly what I didn't get last time someone told me to follow these steps" ... so thanks for answering all those questions and worries
Dan, this is truly fantastic. I've been struggling with learning how to effectively use JS, coming from a Visual Basic & PHP background this guide was super useful! Thanks!
I am so jealous that I didn't have these videos when I was learning all this stuff! Amazing videos, just discovered your channel and I haven been binge watching the challenges haha!
It's so cool to watch his videos because he is so excited that you also get excited! And I really understood how everything works cause he explained it so well! Very cool video
Sir, first of all thanks alot for your great great youtube educational collection.First was sceptical that your channel is for advanced developers but it was quite easy to follow.
I was knowing everything but not able to understand what i m doing and why.. but now i can teach anyone more cleaely and make some project with confidence
@The Coding Train: I'm not sure how your final example worked. I had to switch the app.listen to after the app.use line. If app.listen comes before app.use (14:48) I get a the same cannot GET response.
In the year 2000, we wrote our web pages manually coded. The year 2020 We are still writing by hand! The reason that best idea the web design the Dreaviewer killed by Adobe!
I would like to mention that if you choose to not setup the server for serving webpages, but instead run the html from file, you will run into CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) problems later. Now if you want to know why and what this is I urge you to try running it as file, but it is not the easiest subject matter so unless you have time on your hands jsut follow along verbatim, you will learn plenty doing so.
Since you're getting into nodejs, you should check out discord.js which is a library for the discord API. Discord bots can get really creative and the library is dead simple (aside from Promises, but you've already covered that
@@roridev Same here when I was just getting into it. But eventually I developed habits and conventions by looking at others' code and having done a bunch of bots. Now all common problems are pretty much non-existent. I think that if coding-train made a video about it, everyone else just getting started get to avoid this from the beginning
@@Omaryllo Can indeed agree, I had a lot of simple discord bots with a lot of junky code on the beggining. I don't use discord.js, since I use DSharpPlus (C# Wrapper) but the struggles are the same.
I am really loving your presentations...your personality really makes the learning process easier. What software are you using for the video overlay stuff, it's very slick?
Very rarely in my life do I come across people this generous and energetic. Also, I think I will now speak for everyone in here: dear Daniel, moarrrrr server-side JS tutorials, please!
That moment when you're going through this playlist and everything starts clicking. Thank you for these videos! Very helpful!
This is what I felt after the last videos about API, I've never understood exactly how API's work, but now everything is so simple and easy.
Sameeee
I’ve fooled around with a few things and finally, he explains how they connect. I’m so thankful he’s here
I am very lucky that I found this website. You are truly a blessing
You are amazing. I haven't watched anyone else that comes close to this level of understanding of what a newbie needs to know or what might confuse them.
Excellent! You did in 18 minutes what my college textbook failed to do. I'm a subscriber.
THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN STUFF IS THE BEST ON UA-cam !!!!!
This guy is my favourite teacher of all time. Fact.
You're a lifesaver with all of these video tutorials. I have searched and searched and have not come across one person who is as thorough as you, thank you very much!
You are by far one of the best in teaching programming. Imo you easily beat all the other tech channels like techlead, joma etc.
javascript devs are so lucky to have such an amazing teacher like you. thanks for all the content homie
I just wanted to let you know, the way you've edited these past few videos are really really good. The part in the beginning to recap and summarize, also very well explained. I would say you're improving as a teacher. Thanks for the videos, really like em so far!
The comment is so generic and fake
@@EnavSounds who?
You are a true Gem! I wish I had a teacher like you in every class I ever took :) I gladly clicked on "Thanks" button and donated a small amount and joined your paid channel. The value you are providing far exceeds the little price you are charging! You are an amazing teacher and a human being! Please do not stop! I am looking forward to your classes on AI
Thank you for the support, if you link your youtube account and discord, you can get access to the member channels! thecodingtrain.com/discord
Thank you. I didn't learn anything new BUT I finally understand what I am doing when I am doing that :D
I am waiting for next episode.
I am exactly in that same place as you. Needed this breakdown and clarity immensely.
Same.
so you did learn something new
I think what he/she is saying is that they use this stuff already but maybe didn't really understand what it was doing. This goes for me anyway. I love this channel!
Your latest content is the bomb for web devs =)
Yes It's really applicable and good for getting experienced for real life projects.
Node is really fun to work with. I wrote a small multiplayer game using it. Thanks Daniel!
I want to thank you completely. after two weeks of trying and failing with xhttprequest and fetch and fs readfile writefile and promises. I finally found you. My JS teacher. I love youuuuuuuuuuuuu
I literally just started working with json and node.js, and this comes out in the same week! Amazing!
Dan can clearly predict the future, I too, am learning Node.js!
This man is a national treasure. We must protect him at all costs.
I was trying to learn how to do these things and you upload this video just in time! Thank u so much Daniel
This guy is like the Bill Nye of teachers. Makes it so simple. Subscribed.
i am so thankful for these videos
Your energy is on another level man
I have never fully gotten it until this series 🙏🏾
Finally, I understood what exactly does NodeJS. Thanx Dan sir
You do not know how much you help me in constantly producing these wonderful tutorials. Thanks millions.
Thank you SO much for providing such comprehensive information in an easy-to-digest format. A lot of my experience has been to try creating my own node.js server, run into problem, search problem, and try to band-aid my blunders. Actually "learning" this content and starting from the real beginning of building functional code and a proper server fills SO many gaps, and frankly, inspires me. Again, thank you! and I'll mimic Nil's sentiment below - I can't believe this is free.
Just wanted to add to the chorus: you are such a tremendously talented teacher. I get more out of your videos then most any other learning resource. And the best part of it is -- I *feel* the energy and excitement. You bring a positive vibe. You recognize the fun of all of this and it makes the learning a breeze.
Love how much of core concepts can be transmitted on the fly with so much fun ;)
damn, he is good ... i catch myself so often thinking to myself "this is exactly what I didn't get last time someone told me to follow these steps" ... so thanks for answering all those questions and worries
I love he's content, bright colour, funny, and very interactive. keep it up buddy
I consider myself an intermediate web developer but I still enjoy watching your videos to learn some key concepts I never knew
Amazing video!
A great teacher that knows their stuff. This has been my best find on youtube in AGES.
Thank you very much!
5:23 smoothest transition ive ever seen in my life
Man! You are my hero! Fantastic explanation! Please keep going, don't stop! You truly a BEST!
Brilliant presentation. A lightbulb moment here; now I understand what Node.js and NPM is.
Many thanks, subscribed.
Dan, this is truly fantastic. I've been struggling with learning how to effectively use JS, coming from a Visual Basic & PHP background this guide was super useful! Thanks!
I had to stop the video to say I like ur way explaning the hole things with fun 😊
Thanks
I am so jealous that I didn't have these videos when I was learning all this stuff! Amazing videos, just discovered your channel and I haven been binge watching the challenges haha!
You're a great teacher! I loved all the energy and effort you put into making these videos ! There are super informative :)
It's so cool to watch his videos because he is so excited that you also get excited! And I really understood how everything works cause he explained it so well! Very cool video
@12:18 ‐ 12:30 is what I have felt towards religion at some point in my life
HAHAHAHAH
curious, how do you feel about it now?
I've been following these recent videos and I'm loving it, even though I already have some experience in javascript. Thank you so much!
Amazing, thanks for clearing this up!
Building a html page that I will be hosting on an Arduino, this is a great start!
Finally with Nodejs , lots of interesting thing to know about Nodejs.
Sir, first of all thanks alot for your great great youtube educational collection.First was sceptical that your channel is for advanced developers but it was quite easy to follow.
Bro you are genius hope you make a series for machine Learning for different algorithm. you have amazing way of delivering
Thanks! I wanted to get started with server side coding!
I've seen node videos before, never like this 😲💯💯. Thanks
Thank you! I would not have been able to get this far in my programming career without your guidance. :)
Wow man! You are amazing! I know that you have allredy a tutorial about this, but you explained the details that leaves us clueless, perfectly.
😍👏👏
One of the best explanations i have ever heard. Thank you
My god this video makes my life easier!
what a teaching style...............excellent sir.
Enjoying the new level of editing being done.
that's why I like you so much , everything you make easy to understand , thank you so much ...
Wow, from front end to the back end. Very exciting!!
I was knowing everything but not able to understand what i m doing and why.. but now i can teach anyone more cleaely and make some project with confidence
@The Coding Train: I'm not sure how your final example worked. I had to switch the app.listen to after the app.use line. If app.listen comes before app.use (14:48) I get a the same cannot GET response.
Huge fan of you, been great watching these videos!!
I LOVE YOU. YOURE AWESOME! I was really stuck with my internship project and now I understand 😭
Good stuff
I don't know React. . but maybe I'll learn it!
@@TheCodingTrain haha same! I guess I'll wait for your tutorials 😂
wow I was looking for a server side tutorial thanks daniel without watching your video deserves a like thanks for the simple explanation
Yey, new video. Who likes it?
I like that way you teach. It's fun and I've learned lots
Man this stuff is truly like magic. I'm hooked.
7:49 if you're lazy you can type npm init -y and it will make the package with the difault settings automaticlly
Hey! You could try using Reload library to make the page auto update when you change your source files.
can you suggest any resource (link) to explain using the reload library you are talking about ?
@@VolcanoND Its been a while, but you could try this guide: www.npmjs.com/package/reload
im learning so much. i cant believe this is free.
hey man, i like the way you explain thing, you make programming easy and simple, vand understandable , thanks so much
Finally! Express.js. !!
i love your way of teaching
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. I love your videos and have been trying to learn server side for months now
Love your energy.. Great work there. Keep it UP
Very very very informative video on UA-cam 🙌
I love your content man, you're awesome
In the year 2000, we wrote our web pages manually coded. The year 2020 We are still writing by hand! The reason that best idea the web design the Dreaviewer killed by Adobe!
Thanks Daniel, these series are so useful
I've been using Hyper for my terminal on Windows and I loveee it
Daniel thank you for the videos with subtitles :D
Please upload these faster man, i cant wait
they are actually all available if you check the playlist link
Hi! Thanks for your work. Question please: How do you know the api for the express module (all the commands/methods like "accept" and so on)?
Thanks.
There is an add-on terminal in VS, just for information
Pretty much well explained 👏
wtf, you'se so gooooood!!
wow this is so good. Can't believe this is free
15:18 - The moment you understand your server works )))
I would like to mention that if you choose to not setup the server for serving webpages, but instead run the html from file, you will run into CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) problems later. Now if you want to know why and what this is I urge you to try running it as file, but it is not the easiest subject matter so unless you have time on your hands jsut follow along verbatim, you will learn plenty doing so.
please, continue what you do
sir how to listel to websites not working on local host
Since you're getting into nodejs, you should check out discord.js which is a library for the discord API. Discord bots can get really creative and the library is dead simple (aside from Promises, but you've already covered that
Don't even get me started on discord bots. Spent a lot of time doing does, things can get really crasy really quickly.
@@roridev Same here when I was just getting into it. But eventually I developed habits and conventions by looking at others' code and having done a bunch of bots. Now all common problems are pretty much non-existent. I think that if coding-train made a video about it, everyone else just getting started get to avoid this from the beginning
@@Omaryllo Can indeed agree, I had a lot of simple discord bots with a lot of junky code on the beggining. I don't use discord.js, since I use DSharpPlus (C# Wrapper) but the struggles are the same.
Yay have just started with node and this helped a lot
This guy is the BEST!!
I too get excited when I hit refresh and nothing happens because that means no errors.
I love your videos. Great content and way of explaination
Thank you sir. I am from Sri Lanka
You teach so well.
Cannot wait for next one
It's there already actually if you check the description link!
Oh I really love your videos! Thank you!!!
You are the greatest, you are the best.
I am really loving your presentations...your personality really makes the learning process easier. What software are you using for the video overlay stuff, it's very slick?
Exactly what I needed; thanks Dan!