My name is Adrian; currently a recent graduate of the Flatiron Software Engineering program. Broadening my knowledge base through posting and reading alike.
yes, and did you know, with the newer framework 'fastify' you can leave out the try catch block. and get some more advantages. while all the express middleware you are useing will still work.
My name is Adrian; currently a recent graduate of the Flatiron Software Engineering program. Broadening my knowledge base through posting and reading alike.
By the way, in my opinion there is nothing wrong with 'express' you can certainly build complete projects with it. My personal Website is still running on express.
But since IBM accuired the developers, express stopt progressing. That is also a good thing, because it is very stable.
backed by the OpenJS foundation, 'fastify' is also very stable.
I am giving lots of tips here, but I want to thank you for sharing this tutorial and hope you share more.
My name is Adrian; currently a recent graduate of the Flatiron Software Engineering program. Broadening my knowledge base through posting and reading alike.
I welcome any and all constructive conversation on coding! I'm always open to new ideas and have plenty to learn myself so I appreciate you checking out my post and also your knowledgeable input. Thanks Tobias.
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yes, and did you know, with the newer framework 'fastify' you can leave out the try catch block. and get some more advantages. while all the express middleware you are useing will still work.
I've never heard of fastify. Sounds promising though. I'll be looking into that.
By the way, in my opinion there is nothing wrong with 'express' you can certainly build complete projects with it. My personal Website is still running on express.
But since IBM accuired the developers, express stopt progressing. That is also a good thing, because it is very stable.
backed by the OpenJS foundation, 'fastify' is also very stable.
I am giving lots of tips here, but I want to thank you for sharing this tutorial and hope you share more.
I welcome any and all constructive conversation on coding! I'm always open to new ideas and have plenty to learn myself so I appreciate you checking out my post and also your knowledgeable input. Thanks Tobias.