Modern JavaScript from the Beginning - Second Edition - Fullstack Workflow

The video tutorial covers the folder structure and workflow in full stack development, emphasizing the separation of backend and frontend components. It explains the backend setup using Express API and MongoDB, and details the frontend development process with Webpack. The tutorial also outlines the deployment process, including creating production files and setting up a static folder in Express. The video concludes with encouragement for learners and a preview of the next steps in the course.

What is a common practice when organizing a full stack application?

• Keeping front end and back end in separate folders

• Using a single folder for both front end and back end

• Hosting front end and back end on the same platform

• Avoiding the use of HTTP requests

What is the purpose of the client folder in the Webpack setup?

• To manage database connections

• To hold front end source code and dependencies

• To store back end modules

• To deploy production files

Why does the client folder not get deployed?

• It contains only development files

• It is too large to deploy

• It is not compatible with the server

• It contains sensitive information

What is the role of the Webpack dev server during development?

• To run the API on localhost 5000

• To serve production files

• To manage database migrations

• To run the front end on localhost 3000

What happens when you run 'NPM run build'?

• It deletes the client folder

• It creates production files in the public folder

• It starts the Webpack dev server

• It updates the database schema