@cemslord
I watching so much mern stack videos this is best one!
@glencunningham5400
Very useful. Thanks!
@romeiyu3491
I learned so much from this video, thank you!
@attypwn
In the NodeJS code, I struggled with status code issues. I read that you need to specify the status code first and then send, or you'll end up with a default 200. The tutorial makes this mistake a couple times.
Broken example: res.send("Not Found").status(404);
Working example: res.status(404).send("Not Found");
Aside from that minor issue, the tutorial was very informative and helpful!
@ayushgupta8538
Thank you so much for this simple but effective video
@sfayzer
you are just reading
@dexattech
awesome tutorial ❤
@Yombiee
What vsCode extensions do you recommend for MERN stack?
@michelchaghoury9629
What vs code theme are you using and how did you still your terminal to have this look?
@IamTechSoumya
which theme are you using??
@bluerazor0367
i keep getting the error, "npm error could not determine executable to run" when i try to run npx tailwindcss init -p.. please anyhelp
@Notavaliable-p9u
Hello there, I'm pretty new to programming and I had a little issue with running this command line in Gitbash node --env-file=config.env server I just get this bad option: --env-file=config.env does this mean my node is out of date or something? Edit: Oh I ran this on the terminal in VS code and got the same bad option message
@emmapatrick4876
hi there! i downloaded the repo off github after reviewing this tutorial and the list of employees does not seem to be displaying correctly (there are no employees listed, even after i add some). am i doing something wrong?
@witelfortgelin5377
Hello sir! How some one can enter in contact with you pls?
@kitky
`await client.connect();` is used to connect to the MongoDB server. Does anyone know if we need to turn it off? for example: `await client.close();`
@damang1446
I like MongooseDB
@CodingByAmp
omg font :8
@Goggins-davin
You are just copy pasting and reading. Please explain more briefly
@JualinTabletin-vq2kl
Love your beard,
@MongoDB