I would suggest creating multiple routers with express.Router() each handling it's own route, e.g. /api and /app.
If you have multiple depth levels you could create additional routers and attach to your express application.
If it has interest and you want further explanation I can try to write a post about it :-)
Yeah, I did some browsing not too long ago and there seem to be some Node/React/JS roles advertised, although not a great deal.
And the entry barrier seems really high, so I assume the demand for devs isn't as high as here in London.
I can't compare between the two, as I have no knowledge about the demand in London (or other places in general than Copenhagen). I can suggest you to keep and eye on thehub.dk/ or signup for their weekly job emails - there does come interesting Node/React/JS posts from time to time.
I would suggest creating multiple routers with express.Router() each handling it's own route, e.g. /api and /app.
If you have multiple depth levels you could create additional routers and attach to your express application.
If it has interest and you want further explanation I can try to write a post about it :-)
Yeah that sounds like the cleanest solution, probably. And build each route/app/section in its own containerised module.
Yeah if you write a post let me know and I'll happily read it! :)
Cheers man!
EDIT: ah, you live in Copenhagen <3 my favourite city in the world. Hope to some day move there, sooner, rather than later!
Exactly!
Sure, will do :-)
Yes, it indeed is a decent city - and there seem to be a high demand for developers of many different flavours. Just saying 😉
Yeah, I did some browsing not too long ago and there seem to be some Node/React/JS roles advertised, although not a great deal.
And the entry barrier seems really high, so I assume the demand for devs isn't as high as here in London.
I see.
I can't compare between the two, as I have no knowledge about the demand in London (or other places in general than Copenhagen). I can suggest you to keep and eye on thehub.dk/ or signup for their weekly job emails - there does come interesting Node/React/JS posts from time to time.
Nice one, that looks exactly like what I was looking for!
Cheers!