Blocking vs Non-Blocking Code in Node.jsWhat is Blocking Code? Blocking code means: The program must wait until a task finishes before moving forward. During this time: Execution pauses Other tasks cannot run The server become5 min read·hitakshi120.hashnode.devMay 10
REST API Design Made Simple with Express.jsWhat is a REST API? REST stands for: Representational State Transfer But don’t worry about the long name. The easiest way to understand REST API is: A REST API allows clients and servers to co5 min read·hitakshi120.hashnode.devMay 10
The Node.js Event Loop ExplainedWhy Node.js Needs an Event Loop Node.js is: Single-threaded That means: It mainly uses one main thread One thread cannot do many tasks at the exact same moment So the question becomes: Ho5 min read·hitakshi120.hashnode.devMay 10
Understanding the this Keyword in JavaScriptWhat Does this Represent? In JavaScript: this represents the current execution context But for beginners, the easiest way to understand it is: this = the object that is calling the function4 min read·hitakshi120.hashnode.devMay 10
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