Before we get our hands dirty and get a move on , I assume you have a sound knowledge of js .I am also assuming that you have nodejs installed on y...
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For me recently moleculer framework brings too much joy for API development with microservice approach.
For beginners who are migrating from frontend to backend or from other language like python, expressjs seems to be easiest for them in terms learning curve and complexity.
I see moleculer is very lightweight and it brings the single-component approach for writing services, which is even easier for someone working on frontend before, with plain expressjs where we have to put many things into it:
But yes I agree expressjs is a good place to start.
Considering all the questions being asked, and the things you plan to include, how about adding an upcoming schedule or list of all the topics you will cover over the course of time you deliver them. That way readers are informed ahead of time on how to follow and digest your content.
There are loads of tutorials of this kind, consider what is it that you bring that will be different from the rest.
sure thing. will be including that soon
Why do you require morgan but never used it?
I will be covering that in the next post where I will be teaching on the usage of middlewares
Will you be covering validation of the API requests? E.g. validating fields in the request using something like Joi?
Yeah sure. I have planned this on later in the series