Express.js
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Pros
- I put a lot of work in learning APIs, foundations of HTTP, the node API and some basic frameworks. (express).
- purples (Selfie & Express)
- If you want a "proper" wool sweater that's still fitted, J.Crew (Slim) or Express are your best bets here.
- might be way easier than the router thing and you can get a free trial with nord or express for like a month.
- Want to ship side projects fast? Node.js (Express/Fastify) pairs well with React/Next.js so you stay in one ecosystem.
Cons
- I’d avoid the JavaScript/TypeScript world as things get easily overwhelming as you usually need to build your own framework from a bunch of libraries like React, Express etc.
- The Express is relatively under-powered. Will it work for this purpose? Yes. Is it recommended for a house your size with this set up? Not so much.
- This can only by done with an Express - although I’ve never been able to get it working (I.e run a controller with built in AP, in AP only mode)
- Ultimately you'd be better severed going to Express (kind of pricey) or Nordstrom Rack/Jcrew. Simple and well done clothing on a reasonable budget Express polo shirts are worth nowhere near what they charge.
- The tech stack includes Node.js/Express for the backend, MongoDB for data storage, Twilio for calls, and a simple frontend for user interaction.
Sentiment
18 positive (60%) · 9 mixed (30%) · 3 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +58% · raw score 50%
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I put a lot of work in learning APIs, foundations of HTTP, the node API and some basic frameworks. (express).
purples (Selfie & Express)
If you want a "proper" wool sweater that's still fitted, J.Crew (Slim) or Express are your best bets here.
might be way easier than the router thing and you can get a free trial with nord or express for like a month.
Want to ship side projects fast? Node.js (Express/Fastify) pairs well with React/Next.js so you stay in one ecosystem.
Parent context: I have one pair of pants that fit me perfectly, the only reason I don't look for more of them is that they are a heavy poly weight blend from Express from like 10 years ago when I was graduating high school. While they do also droop a bit, I'm not sure if it's the polyester or what exactly, but they weirdly still hold their shape a bit more. Maybe it's also just the color being black that makes … Reply: I have one pair of pants that fit me perfectly, the only reason I don't look for more of them is that they are a heavy poly weight blend from Express from like 10 years ago when I was graduating high school. While they do also droop a bit, I'm not sure if it's the polyester or what exactly, but they weirdly still hold their shape a bit more. Maybe it's also just the color being black that makes it stand out less. Not really sure. They've taken me from graduation, job interviews, day-to-day, and are still holding up so I'll give them up
Pick a framework, it could be Ruby on Rails, laravel, express of many of the others available. The ones mentioned come with a lot of the things you want to do already solved and are mature.
Express will auto start on my shield and xiomi boxes if i set it.
I’d avoid the JavaScript/TypeScript world as things get easily overwhelming as you usually need to build your own framework from a bunch of libraries like React, Express etc.
Built my own APIs with Node/Express and Nest.js
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