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MEAN vs MERN Software Engineering Stacks

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Most Popular Technology Stack To Choose From Full Stack Vs. MEAN Stack Vs. MERN Stack In 2019. Hey folks, nowadays the web and mobile app development services have stepped on to next level than last 2–3 years. Web and mobile apps are all built utilizing a ‘stack’ of various technologies nowadays. Wondering how? Let’s dig in! What is a stack? A “stack” refers to any combination of programming languages and technologies or a combination of software products. Technically there are two types of development stacks: Firstly, a technology stack & Secondary, an application stack. In simple terms, the technology stack is a more cross-disciplinary term in any software development process. So, in this article, I am going to brief you all about the 3 top trending technology stacks to choose from; for your startup or ongoing business. But before starting with the technology stack, you need to understand the feasibility and attribute of the stack which is pretty essentia

Learning Express, Nodejs for Javascript

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Writing web apps with the Node.js framework A common moment of truth is when you develop a lot of applications that need the same or identical functionality. It’s now obvious that copying and pasting code isn’t scalable — you need a tool that was made for flexibility, minimality, and reusability. That’s where Express sits in the MERN stack. It’s a Node.js framework for building scalable web applications. In this post, we’ll go deep into building web apps with the Express framework. We’ll look at Database integration, sessions, and cookies, templating engines to solidify our workflow, and finally production and security concerns. This tutorial requires you to have Node.js and npm installed, and you should possess a basic understanding of Node.js and JavaScript generally. If you aren’t familiar with Node.js, here’s my last post:  The only NodeJs introduction you’ll ever need . It’s a great place to start diving into Node.js. Let’s do Express! Express was built by TJ Holoway