If you recall from the Intro to Node post, one of the main requirements of having JavaScript be able to work on a server is to have code that can be more easily organized. Thus far in JavaScript, we're used to having each JavaScript file be completely on its own,
Your job is to use what you have learned and spin up a NodeJs/Express server with a MongoDB that works. Requirements: * GET endpoint /cars * POST endpoint /cars * PUT endpoint /cars/:carId * DELETE endpoint /cars/:carId * MongoDB name should be cars * GET endpoint /person * POST endpoint /person * PUT endpoint /person/
Create a simple Express Server that manages a list of todos (which at this point will just be held in an array on the server, since we haven't gotten to including databases yet). Todos should have a data format similar to: { "name": "The name", "description": "The description of the todo"
You are going to create a calculator in pure Javascript using NodeJS and readline-sync. Your script must have: * A function that adds two numbers and returns the result * A function that multiplies two numbers and returns the result * A function that divides two numbers and returns the result * A function
Introducing AJAX In the past, web pages required reloading the whole page every time you wanted to update the content. For example, in web-based email (like gmail.com) this meant that users had to manually reload their inbox to check and see if they had any new email. This had