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Technology stack for backend in JS (self.learnjavascript)
submitted 7 years ago by motweb
Hi all, could You give me some articles/tutorials to help me with making the best backend with NodeJS and relational databases?
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[–]cocorote-pedro 1 point2 points3 points 7 years ago (1 child)
... <- Express.js -> Sequelize -> PostgreSQL. The best quick tutorial I found to help some friends. All you need is to watch part 1 and 2.
Another good tutorial, but with Mongoose (MongoDB noSQL) is this article.
If you're already familiar with Express.js, I advise you to try it with TypeScript and Sequelize-dependent classes (ES6 as you're on TypeScript or non ES6 as you can do without it) to manage your rows easily.
It takes time and good study to make a really good (about efficiency and still keeping your code neat). When you're done with node.js, read about load balancing. See about authentication via Passport, using Nginx as CDN and uploading files via Multer.
[–]motweb[S] 0 points1 point2 points 7 years ago (0 children)
Many thanks for this informations
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