36 thoughts on “React Node.js Full Stack Blog App Tutorial | MERN Stack APP Full Course”

  4. I couldn't get past the error 431 "Request Header Fields Too Large". Tried every possible solution I could find with no luck. If anyone else encounters this problem and manages to solve it, let me know 😓

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  7. I am using module import on backend so after adding app.use("/images", express.static(path.join(__dirname, "/images"))); this command app.use("/images", express.static(path.join(__dirname, "/images"))); works for image path

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  8. I am wondering how I would create a separate page where the audience I am writing to can see the blogs but have no access to create an account or the ability to create an account?
    I want to have one page when I post it goes to that separate page.
    Do you have any advice for me?

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  9. Great overall tutorials. My question is, did we ever cover how to assign categories to our blog posts? I would imagine we would want to set that on the write page, possibly using a checkbox to capture that data?

    Anyone have a good solution for this?

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  12. I have ignored this channel multiple times (because of that llama pic) .but when I started the playlist, I realized that this individual is not only incredibly talented but also a true genius in the art of teaching.
    I can't thank you enough for this amazing MERN tutorial! Your teaching style is simply outstanding and by far the best on YouTube. I was able to follow along with ease, and your explanations were incredibly clear and concise.
    You have a real talent for breaking down complex concepts into simple, easy-to-understand terms. I've learned so much from this tutorial, and I feel confident in my ability to use MERN to create my own web applications. Thank you for taking the time to create such an exceptional resource for the community. I look forward to watching more of your videos in the future!

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  13. At 26:15 while registering with no value it should give 500 internal server error acc. to lama. but it is accepting that with 200 OK.

    email

    :

    {name: 'ValidatorError', message: 'Path `email` is required.', properties: {…}, kind: 'required', path: 'email', …}

    username

    :

    {name: 'ValidatorError', message: 'Path `username` is required.', properties: {…}, kind: 'required', path: 'username', …}

    Pls help

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  15. You are the best Lama. Started with this project two weeks ago. I wasn't particularly good with JS but completing this tutorial really helped me a lot. I just finished it and added some validations and enhancements, I am now gonna start with the Booking App on your channel. Looking forward to it 🙂

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  20. Hey lama dev,
    I've been following your channel for a while now and i'm glad to say my development growth has improved substantially because of what you post and how you teach. I just want to say a Big Thank You.

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  22. ntext.js:6 Uncaught SyntaxError: "undefined" is not valid JSON
    at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
    i got this error in context.js file in line no 6-user: JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("user")) || null,
    and i my page does not rendering after adding this line

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  28. During login functionality, if I write an incorrect username or pwd, the backend server closes automatically and I have to restart it again. This is causing problems in its deployment. Any Solution???

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  35. i am getting one problem after fatching data from data base bolg are lossing there fomrating.means in which format i stored data and publise but reselting blogs does nota have any space .so what changes i want to do so blog show in proper formet

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  36. Hi guy, I forgot to demonstrate usage of the Action file. In the video, we directly dispatched them using 'type' and 'payload' like:

    dispatch({ type: "LOGIN_SUCCESS", payload: res.data });

    But you can use actions.

    dispatch(LoginSuccess(res.data))

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