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I have a working HTML file with some javascript in it. I use NodeJS to send it to the client using fs.readFile() and response.write(). The problem with this is that, although the HTML renders fine, the javascript (which includes jQuery) doesn’t load.
You really shouldn’t manually do “fs.readFile()” and “response.write()”. Have a look at “lightnode” for serving static files: https://github.com/ngspinners/lightnode