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Top Answers
The analogy was very helpful as it describe all different pieces of web app and put them together and i was wish to find explanation like that in the beginning of my learn.Posted 2 years ago
naPosted 2 years ago
good examplePosted 12 days ago
The analogy helps me to understand how the web application worksPosted 2 months ago
It is interesting.Posted 2 months ago
Ther's a lot of concepts here that I don't know before.Posted 3 months ago
naPosted 3 months ago
I like how Sir Michael used the analogy of the Ikea Store because he elaborate perfectly how should a web application works. It helps me understand more in terms of having roles to be compared to a specific part of what is happening inside a web app.Posted 3 months ago
The analogy helped me know the sequence of basic operations of the web app. I learned here that creating a server(receptionist) and the actual program (worker) are separate. I'm still confused, say if I use expressjs to create a server, is it part of the worker or the receptionist? I'm guessing it is part of the worker program. So the server/receptionist is my own computer, where express only opens a port to the host app? And this receptionist is normally private, and you need something like Nginx to open it to the public and configure how the traffic will be managed. ThanksPosted 4 months ago
Good example on how clients servers and databases interact with each other.Posted 6 months ago