There is an application node.js, it works correctly - On neighboring machines. On my machine, the application starts correctly, there are no errors in the terminal and console, moreover, it writes responses to requests in the terminal. In the browser - an empty page. (Not "page not found", but a blank page).

The only difference between my system is that I have an ms sql server, maybe it interferes with it. As a newcomer to the web, I don’t understand what is happening and what could be the reasons for this behavior of the application. It starts and works correctly in the terminal, but not in the browser (browsers also tried different). On neighboring computers there is no such problem with this application.

Which way should I even look? What can I do to clarify the problem?

Closed due to the fact that the essence of the issue is incomprehensible to the participants of ThisMan , Air , Edward , cheops , Artem 21 Feb '18 at 12:56 .

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    without application code, we can't help - ThisMan
  • M @ ThisMan So this is not a small application, there are at least 50 files. I was on the server side, it is debugged and works in the terminal. The rest works in the browser. But I also want to see the interface - Mira
  • What port do you run the server on? - Suvitruf ♦
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    and modules all stand? when I copied about npm install '' did not forget? - Air
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    Thank you, Mira, but I do not think that a couple of lines are worthy of the accepted answer ... Moreover, my comment is not from professionalism, but from bitter experience)))) He himself suffered so many times a day and could not understand what was happening)) ) I was glad to help - Air

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The application did not have enough npm install webpack