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Lesson 15. Connecting Controllers and Models

So far, you’ve set up your Node.js application to handle data and store that data in a MongoDB database. With the help of Mongoose, you’ve structured your data with a model and schema. In this lesson, you connect your routes to your controllers and to these models so that you can start to save meaningful data based on your user’s URL requests. First, you build a new controller for subscriber routes. Then you will convert those routes to use JavaScript ES6-enabled promises. Adding promises gives more flexibility to your database calls now and as your application grows. Finally, you wrap up this lesson with new views and a form where subscribers can post their information.

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