Node.js Tutorial for Beginners – 20 – Adding More Pages

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24 responses to “Node.js Tutorial for Beginners – 20 – Adding More Pages”

  1. paolo-1283 Avatar

    You can also have one layout where you don't need to copy and paste the whole <html> </html>, just download and install the expess-ejs-layouts module. then const expressLayouts = require('express-ejs-layouts');

  2. Hang Chen Avatar

    I'm a little bit confused which are from NodeJS and which are from Express now…

  3. Mukesh Bisht Avatar

    hey i am working on webstorm but my navigation not working,and when i hover cursor over file name in header it hints unresolved function..what to do?

  4. Armaan Soni Avatar

    I am getting 404 error while adding web pages. I can't find the solution for this problem as I am using web storm.
    Can any of u guys inform me if u know the solution to this?

  5. Dzenis Hankusic Avatar

    +thenewboston –I honestly love U man. Thank's Bucky #nohomo :)))))

  6. Vishnu bluewebspark Avatar

    Thanks bucky great lesson .

  7. Saloni Mehra Avatar

    you are the best teacher ever!!!!!

  8. Tito Mordeccai Avatar

    Bucky, please do one for deploying the node.js application to the internet

  9. Ksusha Rodchenko Avatar

    Is exactly what I was looking for, thank you)

  10. Jose Fernando Lopez Fernandez Avatar

    Man, your tutorials are awesome. I just stayed up for two days straight just working through all of the videos I could so far. Thank you so much for all of these, you are seriously the best

  11. Harnoor Singh Avatar

    I get an error like this Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'c:Users**Drakeviewstemplatesheader.ejs'
    Can you guys pls help me what to do with this?

  12. Maysam , Avatar

    great tutorial and thank you for sharing. Question – how host multiple sites on the same IP/server with node/express?

  13. Nasseh Michel Avatar

    did everything like you but still getting a 404 error

  14. VernamCipher Avatar

    Bucky, can you do a video on socket.io? I'd really like that. Thanks 🙂

  15. Ryan McGovern Avatar

    So this video answered my question from the last. Yes, we can get dynamic content like PHP by using <% include template/filename %>. So then would't it better to include the entire head section?

  16. Tony Blanco Avatar

    It would be really nice if you could just have one file for routing, not having routes/index and routes/about

  17. Abhishek Avatar

    on going to about page ,it shows 404,not found ???
    plz sum1 help

  18. Satish C Avatar

    Greate work. One of the best video series on Node JS. Thanks a lot.

  19. Nirmal Thapa Avatar

    I get everything working. However I am quite confused why in about.js (route file)

    router.get('/', function(){}) was written instead of router.get('/about', function(){})

    why it has to be '/' instead of '/about' in the about-route file ?

  20. Nano Avatar

    Cant get my intelij to autocomplete the code in ejs…

  21. JOTTABYTE Avatar

    4:23?? "include" is not a javascript keyword! Everyone are just keep saying "javascript" to all platforms, there are differences, that should be pointed out. As far as I know, there is dom javascript, canvas javascript , node javascript,and maybe even more members of this language.

  22. Gilfoyle Avatar

    Does anyone else get a "Cannot GET /about" message when they click on the "about" pagelink?

  23. Alexsander Rain Avatar

    So basically this is like Razor syntax for MVC. You can mix code and script together nicely.

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