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# [Creating Routes and Handling Requests with Express](https://blog-santra.hashnode.dev/creating-routes-and-handling-requests-with-express?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you've written a raw Node.js HTTP server, you know how quickly it gets messy. One callback handles every single request that hits your server you manually check req.url, manually check req.method,

May 8 · 6 min read · blog-santra.hashnode.dev  
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