Nice article Samuel.
Code seem easy enough to follow and get going to mission accomplished.
I would suggest to add at the start (even if git isn't needed, its good practice)
open the cmd line in your newly created folder and get node started with:
mkdir todo-app && cd todo-app && mkdir app && mkdir public
git init
npm init
Then modify the package.json to add the dependencies:
ps and to correct small typeo for creating the config.js file to Config.js
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Nice article Samuel.
Code seem easy enough to follow and get going to mission accomplished.
I would suggest to add at the start (even if git isn't needed, its good practice)
open the cmd line in your newly created folder and get node started with:
mkdir todo-app && cd todo-app && mkdir app && mkdir public
git init
npm init
Then modify the package.json to add the dependencies:
ps and to correct small typeo for creating the config.js file to Config.js