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JavaScript Build a REST API With Express Completing and Testing the API Connecting the API and Database

Zack Jackson
Zack Jackson
30,220 Points
Posted by Zack Jackson
Zack Jackson
30,220 Points

Refactoring makes this video more difficult to follow

Not so much a question as it is a comment, but going through the process of explaining one method to just delete it and refactor it with minimal explanation as to why makes this increasingly difficult to follow and commit to memory.

David Ryan
David Ryan
Courses Plus Student 14,981 Points

I totally agree. He does that in every lesson. That's why I like Dave McFarland

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Brandon Khan
Brandon Khan
21,619 Points
Brandon Khan
Brandon Khan
21,619 Points

I can understand that. It is part of learning code so i think the shock value is intended. It always helps me when i re watch the videos. Also if you right click the browser then go to inspect then click console you can write js code right there. I found this useful when watching the videos that didn't require workspaces.