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Modern web applications constantly communicate with servers. Examples: frontend fetching user profiles mobile apps loading products dashboards updating analytics applications sending login request
When building applications with Express, requests usually do not go directly from: Client → Route Handler → Response Instead, requests often pass through multiple intermediate functions first. Exampl
File uploads are one of the most common backend features. Examples: profile pictures resumes PDFs product images videos But uploading files in Express is different from handling normal JSON dat
When people first build servers using Node.js, they usually start with the built-in http module. It works, but very quickly the code becomes difficult to manage. Example raw Node.js server: const http
When building APIs in Express.js, you’ll constantly see URLs like these: /users/42 and: /products?category=mobile&sort=price Both send data through the URL. But they solve completely different probl