Waiting for part 2 of this series

All the best deepti!

To a top class developer, congrats! Looking forward for more blogs from you. This is just a start - yet to reach more career heights.

Nice work deepak!

Awesome article!

Hi Abdur, sorry this is really late reply. The ideal way is never send the price amount to backend. Rather send selected courseId by the user and fetch it's corresponding amount directly from the Collection snapshot

In the node side, add a new .get() route -> to fetch list of cards data and map in react to show user. When they click pay, make call to .post("/razorpay") In options object avoid hardcoding of 499, rather use async function and await on "<collection>.findOne()" (or) find().select() whichever you want to use and set that integer value

Fantastic! 👍🔥