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JavaScript Express Basics (2015) Doing more with Express Where do I go from here?

Daniel Niclas
Daniel Niclas
22,300 Points
Posted by Daniel Niclas
Daniel Niclas
22,300 Points

Amazing Course! Thank you! Let's set up Express with Mongo next! please!

MEAN and Mongo soon?

5 Answers

James Bradd
James Bradd
4,597 Points
James Bradd
James Bradd
4,597 Points

Agreed! I currently use MySQL for most of my projects but with the industry going towards Mongo, it would be incredibly useful for those of us looking to switch careers.

Duarte Monteiro
Duarte Monteiro
22,300 Points
Duarte Monteiro
Duarte Monteiro
22,300 Points

Awesome course!

Love the fact we started from the beginning, a lot of tutorials out there start with express-gerenator and becomes very overwhelming to know how to use express tools, but throw this way is much clearer to me me now how express work together and why the generator structure is the way it is.

Next we need an implementation of express with mongoDB, and a MEAN JavaScript Stack

Allison Walker
Allison Walker
17,137 Points
Allison Walker
Allison Walker
17,137 Points

I really liked that the course didn't require the use of Workspaces and that we built it from scratch. However, at the end there were suddenly some issues that kept me from being able to follow along.

Tyler Taylor
Tyler Taylor
17,939 Points
Tyler Taylor
Tyler Taylor
17,939 Points

Agreed. A lot of the courses on here spend too much time talking about and explaining workspaces. We will never be using workspaces in a professional environment, so I see it as a waste of time.

Also, Huston's presentation is better than some other teachers on here. I don't want to throw shade on anyone because I have still learned from their courses, just saying sometimes you encounter a better teacher and think "Dang, I wish he had done more of these courses!"