Yeah, different types of logic, and where that logic goes in your project is a tricky thing to figure out. Especially in the Node.js world, where there aren't a lot of conventions. I cover most of that in another post I wrote. It covers what the different types of logic are, where you should put them in your project (i.e. - controllers vs services), and how you should structure your project.
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Yeah, different types of logic, and where that logic goes in your project is a tricky thing to figure out. Especially in the Node.js world, where there aren't a lot of conventions. I cover most of that in another post I wrote. It covers what the different types of logic are, where you should put them in your project (i.e. - controllers vs services), and how you should structure your project.