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

Once developers start building backend applications with Node.js, one of the first things they realize is that creating servers using Node’s built-in HTTP module can become repetitive very quickly. Ev

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