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tava aqui vendo todos seus videos com maior entusiasmo e descobri que você é da nossa terrinha kk! Seus vídeos são ótimos, estão me ajudando de mais!! Obrigado por crescer essa comunidade ainda mais. (Sua didática é ótima, continue assim)

I am a newbie dev with some practice in MVC but this video was legendary! I fully understand how and why we must use this architecture pattern! Thanks a lot!! You are the real superhero here!!!!!!

This is a very good video. You explain non trivial concepts in a very easy way. Keep up the good work.

@PedroTechnologies

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Bud your videos are really concise. Great job.

Absolutely brilliant tutorial to understand the discussed topic and logic. 👍🏼🤝

Best hands on explanation on the whole internet😊

Even though this is a backend example, I think you should still somehow cover the 'View' from the MVC!

@adolfomartin5456

11 ай бұрын

The view is how you present the data, not views or screens.

Very awesome explanation..understood MVC architecture much better now than former

MVC is a nice topic for a drunk conversation) When you switch a context between BE/FE/full application or different technologies/languages, it oftentimes changes the meaning. Same for the other patterns.

How does the View part of MVC fit into the project folder structure? A backend or API project seems to focus on Model and Controller folder structures but how does the View part fit into things? Presumably, it's simply a front-end project separate from the back-end project with its own folder structure, such as a React project with folders such as components containing .jsx files and maybe an API folder containing HTTP request code to call backend endpoints using something like Axios as the HTTP request package? Would frontend and backend be in separate VS Code projects or maybe with both project folders in a VS Code Workspace structure? Haven't used Workspaces so this may make a good topic for a separate video in itself?

Really nice video and example mate! Loved it:)

Exactly I was looking for this. Thank you Pedro.

Thank you so much Pedro! I was looking all over for this. I can't wait for simple express API example. 😌

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Fala Pedro, somente para te dar parabéns pelos vídeos. São excelentes. Você explica muito bem. Além disso, tem um inglês muito bom. Sou meio chato com sotaques e você tem um beeeem leve.

Such a wonderful video. Thank you so much Pedro!

I have one question about controllers and proper design. Can particular controller use multiple services? Or rather one controller should use one service, but for example serviceA can use serviceB, serviceB, serviceC?

This was EXACTLY what I've been looking for! You're a legend man! thx a lot P.S subscribed

bro where is the github link for the repo?

Where according to you is the best place for input validation ?

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

As a middleware that I pass in the routes folder!

@dazecm

2 жыл бұрын

@@PedroTechnologies Is this also known as error-handling middleware? Maybe including middleware for error logging using packages such as Winston?

Amazing Video Bro.. Keep it Up

Ih rapá um brasuca, estamos em toda parte mesmo kkk

amazing!

Great explanation, really appreciate it 🙏

Amazing Pedro

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

thanks man

Estuda a quanto tempo? se puder fazer um video contando sua jornada ate aqui, quais foram suas dificuldades no inicio e tals. Feliz em ver um brazuka fazendo video de programacao em ingles. Keep going bro

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Pode ser um bom video! Eu programo a 4 anos mas web dev somente a 2

Só tópico relevante por aqui! Thanks.

great video pedro

Well explained!

What about scenario when Multiple Database needed to be integrated in a CRUD Web app, because then we had overhead of extra *.service.js files as each controller will need separate service/Table files to call to. Could we optimize it somehow, so that it could be done in minimum no. of *.service.js files for Multi-DB (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Cassandra etc.) ???

thanks buddy but it won't be a problem if I won't use server directory and only i depend on controller ??

top, mate

Vlw, Pedro!

🔥🔥 very helpful video

Nicely explained bro🤘

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

Did you talk about the "models" folder? What's its purpose?

Thank you.

Could you please make a content the difference between exertnal and internal API?

good explanation

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

very helpful

Amazing

thankyou bro

Awesome

Thank you. Can you do the video about relations too.

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! It is one of the topics I want to talk about!

create a video on how to host node js express mysql project on cpanel Or Hostinger

What about model?

banger!

I'm getting "cannot use import statement outside a module" for all the code in this video.

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

The code is not runnable! You can use the import statements if you have it set up in your project. By default in nodejs you have to import stuff by using the notation: const variableName = require('packageName')

@slowedReverbJunction

3 жыл бұрын

For that in package.json Where there is script { ...... } Just above it write type: "module"

@TheChiefwiggy

3 жыл бұрын

@@slowedReverbJunction that doesn't do anything

Add the next: .env file, connection JS file, utility JS file, model JS file, controller JS file, router post JS file, router use JS file, view HBS file, style CSS file

Hey buddy, this is irrelevant question bt...I created a blog project in react. I devided that project into two parts...user and Admin...What I want to do is I want to implement routing. I used react router dom. Bt the problem is...I use browser Router n switch blah blah..in App . Js...and Added navbar top which will be visible in all components...bt I don't want it to visible in admin area...I want to show admin sidebar in admin panel only...how to fix this?? Is there any solution to this ?? Please help...Thanks in advance n Thanks for your tutorials they have helped me alot... seriously thanks...♥️♥️

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

You can add a condition asking if the current pathname is not equal to the admin route. Something like {window.location.pathname !== '/admin' && }

@swapnilmane1599

3 жыл бұрын

@@PedroTechnologies thank you so much... Bt I am new in React...so I didn't understand it well... could you please make a video on this ?? Coz lot of programmers will face this problem...coz every react project requires this....so please...only if you get free time...I will try to do it by myself... Thank you again...Pedro...♥️♥️

@swapnilmane1599

3 жыл бұрын

@@PedroTechnologies Okay....I will use conditional rendering for this...plz check my code if window.location.pathname=== "/admin" then I will show admin sidebar bt My routes will change...like /admin /addpost /profile so then?? How to fix this ??

How is it going Pedro

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

Doing wellm how about you?

@abhaytiwari6411

3 жыл бұрын

@@PedroTechnologies doing good 👍

So with services, models will be useless?

@PedroTechnologies

3 жыл бұрын

It depends, services is where you make requests to your database. Models is where you define the database schemas / tables. Not all RDMS requires you to define its tables in your project so it might be useless in those cases.

@chilly2171

3 жыл бұрын

@@PedroTechnologies So Models are sort of like migration, and services becomes sort of like Models.

The is wrong. The database don't change the representation.

axios.defaults.withCredentials = true const userLogin = () => { const app = axios.post("localhost:3000/login", data, headers, { withCredentials: true } ).then((result) => { console.log(result) }).catch((err) => { console.log(err) }); } this code doesnt store jwt in cookies ...but postman does...?? how to fix this ??