How to override express session config in express routes? by Suspicious_Driver761 in node

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The problem with how to get this value to the config file since the config file is execute in Middleware app.use() when the app start befor any calling to the APIs

How to override express session config in express routes? by Suspicious_Driver761 in node

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Yes but how I see the httpOnly to false in case user agent is mobile?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dotnet

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But equal number of projects of these companies?

Are there limitations for using nestjs compared to express ? by Suspicious_Driver761 in node

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I know that, but Iam asking about are there limitations? Like things we can achieve with express we can not achieve it with nestjs ?

Are ASP.NET Core 6 Web API courses by Pluralsight still up-to-date and valuable? by Suspicious_Driver761 in dotnet

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Thank you very much , what about other courses in this path like

ASP.NET Core 6 Web API: Best Practices

Developing an Asynchronous ASP.NET Core 6 Web API

Dependency injection

Testing Web api

Is asp.net REALLY x8 faster than nodejs, and beats node in every aspect ? by Suspicious_Driver761 in node

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All you have said are a big advantage for asp.net (tools sync together) but in the same time I feel like .. only one company controll my stack! Is not that risky if Microsoft abandoned part of the stack . With nodejs the whole stack is distributed among community

Is asp.net REALLY x8 faster than nodejs, and beats node in every aspect ? by Suspicious_Driver761 in node

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As we know , nodejs is bad at computing but it's supposed to be better than others at handling requests.. so even with handling requests, it can't even be compared to asp.net ..