The Modern JavaScript Bootcamp (2019) - Converting Notes App: Part I

The video tutorial guides viewers through converting a Hangman app to a notes app, focusing on setting up multiple HTML pages and configuring Webpack for multiple bundles. It covers duplicating directories, modifying Webpack config, and running the dev server to verify the setup. The tutorial emphasizes the differences between the two apps and the need for separate bundles for each HTML page.

What are the two third-party modules used in the notes application?

• React and Redux

• UUID and Moment

• Lodash and Axios

• Express and Mongoose

What is the main structural difference between the Hangman app and the notes app?

• The notes app has two HTML pages

• The notes app is a mobile app

• The notes app uses a database

• The notes app is written in Python

What is the purpose of duplicating the boilerplate directory in the project setup?

• To create a backup

• To work from a clean slate

• To test new features

• To improve performance

How does Webpack handle multiple HTML pages in the notes app?

• By using a single bundle

• By creating separate bundles for each page

• By using a database

• By using a cloud service

What change is made to the Webpack config to support multiple entry points?

• Entry is set to a string

• Entry is set to an object

• Entry is set to a function

• Entry is set to a boolean

What command is used to install dependencies before running the dev server?

• npm start

• npm build

• npm install

• npm test

What indicates that the infrastructure is correctly set up when running the dev server?

• Seeing error messages

• Seeing the two console logs

• Seeing a blank screen

• Seeing a loading spinner