The Full Stack Web Development - Server & Redis Client Setup

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a to-do list application using Node.js and Redis. It covers setting up Node.js, creating a project folder, and configuring package.json. The tutorial explains how to install necessary dependencies like Express, Body Parser, EJS, and Redis. It demonstrates setting up an Express app, configuring the view engine, adding middleware, and handling static files. The video also shows how to create a simple route for the homepage and connect the application to Redis, preparing for further development in the next video.

What is the first step in setting up a Node.js project?

• Write the main application code

• Set up a database

• Install Redis

• Create a package.json file

Which command is used to initialize a Node.js project and create a package.json file?

• npm install

• npm init

• npm start

• npm run

Which of the following is NOT a dependency installed for the project?

• Body Parser

• React

• EJS

• Express

What is the purpose of setting up a static folder in an Express application?

• To store configuration files

• To store database files

• To store static assets like stylesheets and JavaScript files

• To store server-side scripts

Which middleware is used to parse JSON and URL-encoded data in Express?

• Data Parser

• Body Parser

• Cookie Parser

• Session Parser

What is the default port number used in the tutorial for the Express server?

• 8080

• 4000

• 5000

• 3000

How is a connection to Redis established in the application?

• Using Redis.connect()

• Using Redis.createClient()

• Using Redis.start()

• Using Redis.open()