Node.js Tutorial for Beginners – 19 – EJS

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28 responses to “Node.js Tutorial for Beginners – 19 – EJS”

  1. Prabhas Joshi Avatar

    handlebars is better than ejs/jsp and React is the father of any templating

  2. POV Botin Avatar

    Thank Mr. Bucky ! I really Love your lesson after I watched this video . I want to learn node js more . I'm with node js

  3. shishir kumar Avatar

    Do we have to restart the server every time we make change! I am using Sublime Text!

  4. James Grainger Avatar

    Just letting you know that instead of having to restart the server every time you make a change to your website, you can install nodemon

    npm install -g nodemon

  5. Phil Avatar

    for(var i=0; i < 10; i++) {
    console.log('Thank you!');
    }
    console.log('Keep up the good work');

  6. Ribeiro.Itamar Avatar

    kind of weird… this remembers me 1997 old active server pages variables declarations…

  7. Giovanni Galvis Avatar

    Thanks a lot for staying up for these tutorials. You are the best.

  8. Siva Prakash Avatar

    Real thanks bucky

  9. Saurabh Gupta Avatar

    this % is used by php?

  10. Joel Giménez Avatar

    Very well explained ! Thank you.

  11. alzz0 Avatar

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  12. maks burkov Avatar

    Start from 5:10 it reminds me the JSP from Java..

  13. bilawal khan Avatar

    Yeh Larka Buhat Tite Hai… 🙂

  14. Ralph Largo Avatar

    Hey bucky. Youre so great. I always watch your tutorials. Godbless

  15. Jonathan Cox Avatar

    Tuna chameleon lol

  16. Ryan McGovern Avatar

    Is it possible to do something similar to PHP where we have a dynamic header and footer that can be called across the whole website?

  17. Azila Azman Avatar

    Hi! Can someone tell me why Bucky used <% %> twice when in the for loop?
    <% for(var i = 0; i<5; i++){%>
    <li>Tuna</li>
    <% }%>for the closing brackets? Is it just good practice or it is a must? Thanks in advance 🙂

  18. Vardha Cr Avatar

    If I did <script>
    window.onload(){
    var s = <%= title %>
    alert(s);
    }
    </script>, i get "Uncaught syntax error: Unexpected identifier" . any idea why?

  19. Hany Mustika Avatar

    hi bucky, when i created .ejs file it seems that the file is unknown application, so i cant open .ejs file in worksheet, EJS and Nodejs already installed in Intellij, so what did i miss ?

  20. 黄哲宇 Avatar

    thank you bucky

  21. Developer Labs Avatar

    For those watching this, I highly suggest using Jade instead. If you don't know how to use it with Express just use the express generator to generate your boilerplate code and then you'll be all set.

  22. Anoop P A Avatar

    Hi, nice video. Which editor did you use? Doesn't look like sublime.

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