Intro: Ok, lets assume that we have a form with an input that accepts a string, this one then can be used to create tags……strings separated by comma. Take a look to it: Errors: With that being said, there are some errors on it. Not […]
So you have a JSON document with a keyword that looks similar to this: "title": "Hola a todos!!!", "text": "aa", "term_id": [ "anime", "berserk" ] Case scenario…looking for the keyword Lets imagine we’re looking for a boxing match video and you need to find it so you can […]
Follow/Unfollow System Posts by Users Followed by loggedInUser with Pagination Related Posts TO KEEP ADDING… Bye-Bye
New Update using multer-sharp-s3. Please go all the way down to the last paragraph to see the code. It is up to you to use it. It gives you more control over the file being sent. – Kevin Uriel Azuara Fonseca What is this going […]
A bit of intro Usually when creating complex websites such as an e-commerce, social network or streaming site, you will probably end up in the position of finding inspiration in some of the functions big companies built with the mentioned structures share; Facebook and YouTube […]
Deleting accounts from social media is something that can be tedious not because of not wanting to delete your X account but because it is never deleted, let’s say Facebook, instead of deleting the account as you requested it just freezes it and gives you […]
This posts is just an example of how to create a simple CRUD system
Crating a CRUD in NodeJS is easy, now what? Well you might as well just need a search route to make it for you to look for specific entries!.
Have you heard about the MVC pattern in high-tech frameworks? Well if you don’t….this is what it means: Model-View-Controller. The M(Model) is the file in which you handle the connection between the DB and your application; V(View ) is what you see in front of you […]
Well normally the logic behind a form made with Redux is found in a router in which you probably have destructed some data in a constant such as the following one: const { input1, input2, input3 } = req.body; Then you proceed with the somewhat […]