Thank you for another great tutorial, a question though.. I am learning node.js for my upcoming internship. I’ll be a backend programmer. I don’t really get the point of template engines in general. Instead of passing JSON data (on GET/POST requests), I use a template engine if I understand correctly? But let’s say I want to pass some data using handlebars. If I’m a backend programmer, I assume the HTML template will be already given to me by the frontend programmers? I just need to implement the hadnlebars part? I hope I was clear enough

Why don’t we close the

it is not as easy as the video makes it seem. If you do not have a good website u will not be approved.

I’m having issues linking my style sheet to my main.handlebars. Any suggestions?

Nice Tutorial but I only see people doing tutorials with data coming back upon browser refresh. Nowhere do I see a tutorial where that has more interactivity. EXAMPLE: How about doing a tutorial where user “Clicks” on a simple href link and injects that data into a div container? How hard is that? I would like to know how to display data with a simple click of an href link. Please advise. Thanks.

Thanks Derek.

can i user handlebar for loadmore and refresh?

Quite a long video but totally worth it. Thanks!

Thanks for the such a nice tutorial, but i am able to execute the code, please see the below steps which i have followed.

1. install node js and run the npm command– its working as expected
2. installed handlebars-v4.0.5.js(intsall nothing but down load right)
3. install sublimetext2 and write a html file and included

4. save the file in some other folder location.
5. when i try to open that html file with browser, handlebar features not coming and its coming as below.

–>
var myInfo = ”
My name is {{name}} and I live at {{street}} in {{city}}, {{state}}

“; var template = Handlebars.compile(myInfo); var data = template({name: “Derek”, street: “123 Main St”, city: “Pittsburgh”, state: “PA”}); document.getElementById(‘derekData’).innerHTML += data;

full html file source code:
< !DOCTYPE html>

var myInfo = “

My name is {{name}} and I live at {{street}} in {{city}}, {{state}}

“;

var template = Handlebars.compile(myInfo);

var data = template({name: “Derek”, street: “123 Main St”, city: “Pittsburgh”, state: “PA”});
document.getElementById(‘derekData’).innerHTML += data;

Please help on this.

is there a way to print certain index value in the array instead of printing everything? thankyou.

You’re explaining it absolutely great, but to be sure, I don’t understand how to make use of. Think I am going to check some more videos about it.

if I send a var into the temlate from my app.js/server.js (taken from the mongoDB database), how can I u document.getElementByID if I don’t have the document defined inside my app.js which I defined my helper in?

Hello, good job.
I see that you avoided Decorators and Nested handlebars paths. But still it’s good.

Are you working in a Chrome window or a Sublime Text window? How do you get the window to update to show on the right?

8:52 Why did you have to close the OL tag but not the LI tag ?

Thank you Derek, Much appreciated! Can I interpretation this lesson .ts (TypeScript )files, With Angula _Cli Frame work?

is it possible to post data to a JSON database such as firebase ?

I have a very humble question, Any thing you do not know?

Thanks Derek, you’ve helped me AGAIN! I used this video to understand Meteor Blaze Spacebars actually. You’re awesome!

You’ve put default value “Hello”, why did it say “Hola”?

Question, In your example, you reference the precompiled javascript using the name of the file but how about bundled precompiled handlebars js with other javascipt?

did you move the handlebar js file that you installed into a new folder? If not how are you able to make a src point to it?

LOVELY! awesome1