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Except for the "view engine" video, it's what I automatically do for each video, because I already trust his contents.

I know Im quite off topic but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released series online ?

@Cayson Emilio Thank you, I signed up and it seems to work =) Appreciate it !!

@Shane Orion Happy to help :D

forget youtube even some of the best universities wouldn't teach you this good. Thank you from the bottom of my heart man you teach really good.

He has explained beautifully why this thing has arrived, why we will be using it, What we can do next to encounter this code?? Great thanks to him making such informative video. @NetNinja

thanks.

Thank you, I've been scratching my head for the past half an hour

Hi! Do I need to install Nodemon, Ejs, and other third party packages every time I start a project?

@@ahmedlabeeb2969 It depends on the project. I don't know what you want to build. Depending on the ideas you have, your project might need many third party packages, or none. Nodemon is good to have because it keeps track of the changes you make to your code and automatically restarts the server, that way you don't have to be constantly shutting down and turning on the server every time you change a line of code. Does a project need it to work? No, but it sure is helpful. EJS is a view engine that allows you to do server-side rendering. Basically you build your html on the server and then send it to the client's browser. It also gives you many features to build your pages. You can check its documentation to learn more. Again, the only one who knows what packages your project needs, it's you :).

@@leonelgauna1174 Thanks!

Should all be up in about 3 days anyway :). Enjoy!

@@NetNinja Hi! Great Video. Do I need to install Nodemon, Ejs, and other third party packages every time I start a project?

@@ahmedlabeeb2969 If You Have Installed these packages globally like --g then you don't have to install them again and again But if you don't have done them globally you have to setup your npm and Install them in the Project Although it is your wish what you wanna do

@@vinayak5788 Thanks

Thanks for watching Cagnus!

Awesome! :) thanks for watching

Thank you! 😃

Hi! Do I need to install Nodemon, Ejs, and other third party packages every time I start a project?

Thank you! 😃

That means a lot :) thanks for watching!

You're most welcome :) thanks for the kind words!

Thanks Nicolas!

Hi! Do I need to install Nodemon, Ejs, and other third party packages every time I start a project?

@@ahmedlabeeb2969Yes but if you don't want than you can install packages globally so that all the node. js application on your computer can import and use the installed packages

@@pratikxavier8176 Thanks man!

Aha, thank you :) loving your username!

Hi! Do I need to install Nodemon, Ejs, and other third party packages every time I start a project?

Ahmed Labeeb, nodemon can be installed once globally but other packages needs to be installed per project Happy coding :)

@@raymondmichael4987 Thanks man!

Thank you so much 😀

I didnt know u guys have internet

@@Ath9493 it's your ignorance

I got a job as a react developer and your course helped me the most. Now i am promoted to full stack and your node course is again helping me. So glad to have a instructor like you. And you coding style is so neat. Just love it.

Try npm install morgan --force

@@TheJojoboy12 Thank you for your suggestion, I ended up finding out that it is a 'cache' problem and I need to clear cache and restart VScode to be able to install anything again, it happens every so often

Hey, the path is relative to your app.js file where you launch your node process. So if your public directory is in a different location to your app.js file, then you will need to build the absolute path using __dirname. Otherwise, you can just use use 'public' (no need to use '/' before it either). Hope this helps.

...tnx 🙏🏾

@@NetNinja I spent a lot of time in this, thanks for answering those question