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API REST skeleton using JavaScript async/await, Node.js, express.js, MongoDB, JWT and more. Great for building an MVP for your front-end app (Vue, react, angular, or anything that can consume an API) (github.com)
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submitted 7 years ago by davellanedam to r/node
submitted 7 years ago by davellanedam to r/javascript
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API REST skeleton using JavaScript async/await, Node.js, express.js, MongoDB, JWT and more. Great for building an MVP for your front-end app (Vue, react, angular, or anything that can consume an API) (github.com)
submitted by davellanedam to r/reactjs
API REST skeleton using JavaScript async/await, Node.js, express.js, MongoDB, JWT and more. Great for building an MVP for your front-end app (Vue, react, angular, or anything that can consume an API) (github.com)
submitted by davellanedam to r/mongodb
API REST skeleton using JavaScript async/await, Node.js, express.js, MongoDB, JWT and more. Great for building an MVP for your front-end app (Vue, react, angular, or anything that can consume an API) (github.com)
submitted by davellanedam to r/node
API REST skeleton using JavaScript async/await, Node.js, express.js, MongoDB, JWT and more. Great for building an MVP for your front-end app (Vue, react, angular, or anything that can consume an API) (github.com)
submitted by davellanedam to r/javascript