PERN Stack Course - Build a Yelp clone (Postgres, Express, React, Node.js)
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 10
Arif
For those who do not know about context. The context api in react is used when you wish brodcast certain props through all the levels of the tree without having to manually pass them down as props at each and every juncture so theoretically wherever (component) you wrap your provider that is associated to that context, whatever props you are associating with that context will be available to all the children components of that component (around which you wrapped that provider)
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For those who do not know about context. The context api in react is used when you wish brodcast certain props through all the levels of the tree without having to manually pass them down as props at each and every juncture so theoretically wherever (component) you wrap your provider that is associated to that context, whatever props you are associating with that context will be available to all the children components of that component (around which you wrapped that provider)
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Sa-d
Any chance that there could be a follow-up video showcasing how to use ci/cd with for this project (with github actions, docker, aws etc.)? Or any link to a video that you would recommend that covers the aforementioned topics? BTW thank you so much for making this amazing tutorial.
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Any chance that there could be a follow-up video showcasing how to use ci/cd with for this project (with github actions, docker, aws etc.)? Or any link to a video that you would recommend that covers the aforementioned topics? BTW thank you so much for making this amazing tutorial.
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Cyrus
If you're watching this tutorial around mid-2021 or later, make sure you use the exact version of bootstrap he uses in the video, otherwise the layout will NOT work correctly. You cap the exact link tag he uses by going to the github source code in the description !
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If you're watching this tutorial around mid-2021 or later, make sure you use the exact version of bootstrap he uses in the video, otherwise the layout will NOT work correctly. You cap the exact link tag he uses by going to the github source code in the description !
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Drew
This is great I have been wanting to build a Directory and learn React as well. I have seen some others but they only show the front end. I want to build a full functioning Directory. Does this tutorial cover the signup page with credit card processing as well?
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This is great I have been wanting to build a Directory and learn React as well. I have seen some others but they only show the front end. I want to build a full functioning Directory. Does this tutorial cover the signup page with credit card processing as well?
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John
2:52:56 I was always confused when I started learning between frontend and backend routes. All seemed to be a mess, but you here mentioned about this. This tutorial is definitely worth to be shared with someone who learns web development. Very clear explanation
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2:52:56 I was always confused when I started learning between frontend and backend routes. All seemed to be a mess, but you here mentioned about this. This tutorial is definitely worth to be shared with someone who learns web development. Very clear explanation
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Emmanuel
Please can you tell me what to do I hit a roadblock each time I try to run npm start on my client folder it shows me this error message Failed to compile.-
./src/App.jsx-
Attempted import error: 'Switch' is not exported from 'react-router-dom'.
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Please can you tell me what to do I hit a roadblock each time I try to run npm start on my client folder it shows me this error message Failed to compile.-
./src/App.jsx-
Attempted import error: 'Switch' is not exported from 'react-router-dom'.
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ThatGuy
Would it be a better idea to put the reviews database query in its own get route? You would have to make another axios request to the backend but this way you wouldn't be always pulling the list of reviews down with the restaurant object. Thoughts?
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Would it be a better idea to put the reviews database query in its own get route? You would have to make another axios request to the backend but this way you wouldn't be always pulling the list of reviews down with the restaurant object. Thoughts?
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Carlos
This would have been perfect if there was any user authentication. Not really practical to let just any random person leave a review, they'd need to be logged in or something. It's a shame, there aren't many PERN stack courses out there.
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This would have been perfect if there was any user authentication. Not really practical to let just any random person leave a review, they'd need to be logged in or something. It's a shame, there aren't many PERN stack courses out there.
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Natalia
Amazing video, although I had experience with react/node before, I now have much better clarity on structure and flow. Filled with many nice coding details that I used to write workarounds for... Worth every minute, thanks!
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Amazing video, although I had experience with react/node before, I now have much better clarity on structure and flow. Filled with many nice coding details that I used to write workarounds for... Worth every minute, thanks!
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Abel
5:47:00
I used -window.location.reload()- to reload page after adding review, rather than routing -/- and then again to -location.pathname-
Hope it helps...
Thank you for the tutorial, it is amazing!
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5:47:00
I used -window.location.reload()- to reload page after adding review, rather than routing -/- and then again to -location.pathname-
Hope it helps...
Thank you for the tutorial, it is amazing!
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