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Taking the JSNSD exam (OpenJS Node.js Services Developer Certification) - Review and Tips
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.
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[AskJS] Backend development situation apart from Express
If you want separate backend like Express, Fastify would by my suggestion.
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Getting Rid of Dust / 1.0.0-beta.4
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.
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I built this in Javascript: Put text.fish/ before any URL to skip paywalls
It runs on NodeJS with Fastify (https://www.fastify.io/) and vanilla JS on the front end.
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Fastify and PostgreSQL REST API
From the documentation, fastify is a fast and low overhead web framework for Node.js.
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How fastify performs better than other frameworks ?
Fastify is a web framework for developing the backend of an application based on its powerful plugin architecture. Fastify efficiently handles the resources of the server and helps you serve the max number of requests per second.
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Storage is now available in Supabase (YC S20)
A shoutout to Fastify[1] here. It has lived up to its claim of being one of the fastest Node frameworks from our initial benchmarking. We plan to add the benchmarking scripts to our benchmarking repo[2] soon.
The entire Fastify ecosystem (and associated modules like pino) has a focus on performance which is great. For example, the file-handling middleware[3] uses Node streams by default, instead of buffering files in memory. This made it easy to use streams across our entire codebase. Besides performance, this keeps the footprint small which ensures consistent performance even for users on our smallest server configuration.
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Quali sono i migliori progetti Made in Italy secondo voi?
Fastify Redis Sabayon Mame
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Top JavaScript frameworks and libraries to check out in 2021
Fastify. A lower overhead alternative to Express.js. Fastify features a set of TypeScript decorators across the encapsulated contexts to facilitate code reusability and decoupling.
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Gatsby or Next.js?
Nest would be good for a REST api. fastify https://www.fastify.io/ is also worth looking at.
- Fast and low overhead web framework, for Node.js
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- Fastify Framework (https://www.fastify.io/)
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How to improve database performance for insert queries
Fastify framework (performs better than express and other sever frameworks or library)
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Why you should drop ExpressJS in 2021
Even if I believe low-scope framework should not be used, there are few people that like this style or need one for learning purposes. In this category, you should look at fastify.