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Oana Giurgea
Courses Plus Student 14,283 PointsI'm not running into the Express server
I cannot get a response from 3000 port.
3 Answers
Ethan M
10,637 PointsCan you paste some code please?
Is app.listen(3000); correctly spelt? If not copy what I typed and paste it in.
Oana Giurgea
Courses Plus Student 14,283 PointsThanks Ethan!
Sowmay Jain
175 PointsI had written the code exactly the way you did in the video. Not able to figure out why my browser is still showing cannot GET /. I had also kill the browser by pressing ctrl + C.
Rifqi Fahmi
23,164 PointsYou should add response.end() to end the request.
Oana Giurgea
Courses Plus Student 14,283 PointsOana Giurgea
Courses Plus Student 14,283 PointsThanks, Ethan! I've made a mistake. I've put this on my localhost: localhost/3000 instead of localhost:3000 Now, everything's all right. I have a question if you don't mind. I don'd use Git for the moment. Is this ok? Thanks again!
Ethan M
10,637 PointsEthan M
10,637 PointsWhen I took Express Basics course he had a git repo but never did commits or anything just follow along and you should be fine and if you do run into any issue you can always go to the "Download" tab and just download the git repo from there. Should be underneath the video box :)