1d ago · 3 min read · During my recent web development cohort class, we built a simple Express server and tested APIs using fetch(). Everything seemed straightforward… until I noticed something confusing. If I’m already se
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3d ago · 3 min read · So in my last post I built my first Express API with GET and POST routes. It worked great but there was one problem whenever I refresh my server all Data got vanish that's simple because I was storing
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4d ago · 7 min read · Building Strong Backend Foundations with Practical Examples When learning backend development with Node.js, the most common framework you’ll encounter is Express.js. It is minimal, flexible, and power
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5d ago · 11 min read · I spent two years building backends with Express. REST APIs, JWT auth, middleware chains, Prisma for the database — I knew the patterns cold. Then at my current role I moved to NestJS full-time. A yea
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5d ago · 20 min read · Series Navigation Part 1 : Concepts, Project Setup, Configuration & Models (previous) Part 2 : Core Multi-Tenant Logic ← you are here Part 3 : Migrations, Socket.IO, Performance & Production (comin
Join discussion6d ago · 4 min read · In the world of backend development, Node.js is often praised for being "fast" and "asynchronous." But as engineers, we need to look past the marketing terms. How does a single-threaded environment ou
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6d ago · 4 min read · The feeling of finishing a full-stack project on localhost is amazing. But the real magic happens when you share it with the world. For a long time, deployment was the scariest part of development for
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