Express Node JS With A Small Project
Express Node JS With A Small Project
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Welcome to the exciting world of Node.js! In this presentation, we will explore
the basics of Express.js and learn how to set up a small project using this
powerful framework.
by Muhammad Shoaib
Introduction to Node.js
1 JavaScript on the Server
Node.js allows us to use JavaScript to build server-side applications, leveraging the same
language for both front-end and back-end development.
2 Event-Driven Architecture
Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model, making it highly efficient and capable
of handling a large number of concurrent requests.
Node.js has a vast ecosystem of open-source packages, allowing developers to easily add
functionality to their projects.
Why use Node.js for web
development?
1 Fast and Scalable
Node.js provides high performance, making it ideal for building fast and scalable web
applications.
2 Real-Time Applications
With its event-driven architecture and support for WebSockets, Node.js is perfect for building
real-time applications like chat apps and collaborative tools.
Node.js has a strong community and a rich ecosystem of libraries, tools, and frameworks,
making it enjoyable for developers to work with.
Exploring the basics of Express.js
Launch your Express.js application and start the server to listen for incoming connections.
Handling routes and requests in
Express.js
1 GET Requests
Handle GET requests, retrieve data from the server, and render HTML pages to the client.
2 POST Requests
Handle POST requests, process form data, and perform database operations for data
persistence.
3 Middleware
Create custom middleware functions to intercept requests and execute specific tasks, such
as authentication or logging.
Building a simple API with Express.js