Express Alternatives

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• Journey to the real world by cloning DEV.to backend server.
  dev.to | 2021-05-12

  Express is a most popular , unopinionated nodejs based web framework. We will use express as middleware to handle file server. You can explore about express js here.

• Node.js Backend Development: Features, Benefits
  dev.to | 2021-05-11

  Express.js always holds on the top spot of Node.js frameworks ratings due to its quickness, minimalistic design, a powerful collection of HTTP helpers, and other features. Express.js is especially popular for those who don’t have the opportunity to contribute to the lengthy and costly process of development. Express.js is good for building web and mobile applications, and APIs;

• svpug: Generate Pug mixins from SVG files
  dev.to | 2021-05-11

  Pug is a clean, whitespace sensitive syntax for writing HTML. It is a robust, elegant, feature rich template engine for Node.js. It's most widely used in Express.js applications in Node. It has got a terse syntax and packed with a lot of advanced capabilities for templating libraries like partials, layouts, and mixins.

• How can I make a get request to an api using the arguments of a message
  reddit.com/r/Discord_Bots | 2021-05-09

  You could try using express.js or axios , I haven’t really made get requests to websites other than my own, but I’m sure one of those can help you.

• Boost your code coverage with API Tests
  dev.to | 2021-05-07

  Look at the sample web app server written in express. (Express is a minimal and flexible Node.js web application framework)

• Best React + NodeJS tech stacks in 2021?
  reddit.com/r/webdev | 2021-05-06

  Express -> Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework for Node.js

• Rock Solid Express Application Architecture
  dev.to | 2021-05-06

  Without any doubt Express is one of the most popular web frameworks out there. After its initial release on November 16, 2010, Express is still going strong with 50k+ stars on GitHub and being the base for a number of new web frameworks including Sails.js, NestJS, Feathers being the most popular ones.

• A Noob (newbie) who is getting increasingly overwhelmed/just wants to know on WHAT to learn specifically.
  reddit.com/r/learnprogramming | 2021-05-03

  Once you get good at using HTML/CSS to build and style components and making everything flow from a data model you may want to dabble in server side stuff. There are a ton of options but I'd say Express.js using Node.js is by far the fastest/easiest one to learn if you start off knowing Javascript. But I'd spend most of my time getting good at the front end and only use that to supplement by kicking out test/demo data to fuel your UI.

• Gonna do a node.js administration backend project with RestFul API applied, which is a better package for it, express or http
  reddit.com/r/node | 2021-05-03

  seems like express is using http anyway: https://github.com/expressjs/express/blob/master/lib/request.js

• How do I save/load local files instead of local storage with pure js?
  reddit.com/r/learnjavascript | 2021-05-03

  In general, if you want to persist data even after deleting the browser cache, you need somewhere else other than in your app to store the data. For security reasons, the browser doesn't have direct access to a user's filesystem. To get around this, you could build a web server that writes to and from a JSON file. My suggestion would be to use the express node.js framework, as it's the easiest and fastest to get set up. You could also use something like electron, though I wouldn't recommend it if you're just learning. It gives you the ability to build a "native-like" app using web technology and gives you direct access to the filesystem.

• Taking the JSNSD exam (OpenJS Node.js Services Developer Certification) - Review and Tips
  dev.to | 2021-05-02

  I enjoyed the course and mainly because the course author focused on two web frameworks (Express and Fastify) and implemented most examples in each framework to compare the implementation to each other.

• Validate like a pro everywhere with yup
  dev.to | 2021-05-01

  In this post I will show you my approach on scalable user input validation. Yup is the essential library to help me achieve this goal. I also use express, react and formik at this is working repo here.

• Getting Rid of Dust / 1.0.0-beta.4
  dev.to | 2021-05-01

  Most of the time we hear about Express.js because it is a well established web framework in the Node.js ecosystem, since the early days. But Fastify also joined the OpenJS Foundation which means it is also serious.

• Exploring Node.js Frameworks
  dev.to | 2021-05-01

  Express.js - Link

• Some Help On Building A COVID-19 Web App
  reddit.com/r/learnprogramming | 2021-04-30

  Try taking a look at some of these frameworks: https://expressjs.com/ - a Javascript backend framework, so no new language skills needed. https://www.djangoproject.com/ - if Python is your thing. https://rubyonrails.org/ - Ruby