Node.js API Masterclass with Express and MongoDB - Prepare & Push To Github

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of deploying an application to GitHub. It covers handling sensitive config files by using gitignore, creating and editing a README file, and finalizing the push to a GitHub repository. The tutorial also includes steps for creating a new GitHub repository and managing code versions.

What is the purpose of using a config file and gitignore when preparing an app for GitHub?

• To ensure sensitive information is not exposed

• To make the app run faster

• To allow multiple users to edit the app simultaneously

• To automatically update the app

What is the main purpose of creating a README file in a project?

• To display the app's logo

• To list all contributors to the project

• To store backup data

• To provide instructions for configuring and using the app

Which command is used to install dependencies as mentioned in the README?

• npm start

• npm install

• npm update

• npm run dev

What is the significance of making a final git commit before pushing to GitHub?

• To merge all branches into one

• To delete unnecessary files

• To reset the project to its initial state

• To ensure all changes are saved and documented

What is the first step in creating a new GitHub repository?

• Deleting the local repository

• Creating a new repository on GitHub

• Cloning the repository

• Pushing the local repository

Which command is used to push the local repository to GitHub?

• git fetch origin master

• git push origin master

• git clone origin master

• git pull origin master

Why might a repository be initially set to private on GitHub?

• To automatically merge all pull requests

• To allow only certain users to clone the repository

• To increase the visibility of the project

• To prevent unauthorized access before the project is ready