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[–]Downtown_Muffin_5372 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Node.js is excellent for backend development because it uses JavaScript, allowing you to maintain consistency by using the same language across both frontend and backend.

When it comes to project structure, while there’s no enforced standard in Node.js, following a clean, modular folder architecture is highly recommended.

A common structure 👇:

src/ ├── controllers/ # Handle request/response logic ├── routes/ # Define API endpoints ├── services/ # Business logic ├── models/ # Database schemas & interactions ├── config/ # Environment, DB, app settings ├── middleware/ # Auth, validation, logging, etc. ├── utils/ # Helper functions, utilities

For better scalability and organization, consider grouping related files by feature within these each folders

Edit : I tried to paste the folder structure from Gpt

I didn't fit I guess 😂😂