Express Framework Fundamentals - Secure Sign-Up with Auth0 and Node.js - Setting Up EJS with Routing

In this video tutorial, the instructor guides viewers through setting up an Express application with EJS templating. The process includes creating an index.js file, setting up the EJS engine, and creating a views directory. The instructor demonstrates how to build EJS templates for a homepage, run the application, and troubleshoot common errors. The video concludes with encouragement to celebrate progress and plan for further development.

What is the purpose of setting the engine to EJS in an Express app?

• To enable the use of CSS stylesheets

• To improve server performance

• To connect to a SQL database

• To allow the use of embedded JavaScript for templating

What does EJS stand for?

• Extended JavaScript

• Express JavaScript

• Enhanced JavaScript

• Embedded JavaScript

Which HTML element is used to create a section in EJS?

What is the first step to run the Express app?

• Install EJS

• Create a new database

• Run 'npm start'

• Open the browser

What should you do if you see a GET request but no response in the browser?

• Check the server logs for errors

• Clear the browser cache

• Restart the computer

• Reinstall Node.js

What is a common mistake that can cause the app not to display correctly?

• Forgetting to call a function

• Incorrect CSS syntax

• Using the wrong port number

• Not saving the HTML file

What is the suggested next step after successfully setting up the app?

• Delete the database

• Add more features and styling

• Deploy the app to a live server

• Switch to a different templating engine