While working on the open-source projects you get very little chance to structure the project, but you still can set some guidelines upfront and stick to them.
I believe you have already read my previous article where I explained, the basics of Node.js, from creating custom modules, event handling, and file read/write operations.
I believe you know something about Node.js before starting this course, just to refresh your memory. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime, built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine.
We have been writing JavaScript for quite a while now, I know some of you have never used short syntax JavaScript statements for example if/else vs. ternary statement.
Setting up CORS is always a challenge for people who are not really from server-side application backgrounds. Luckily it wasn’t the case for me, but Vercel.
This article is my follow-up article to Up and running with RaspberryPi with Docker. In the previous article, I showed how you can configure docker and docker-compose on your RaspberryPi.
How to configure RaspberryPi with docker and docker-compose. I am personally using it for my local hone projects where I can run these projects without interfering RaspbianOS image.
When I was looking for some NodeJS based powerful CMS I found Strapi as a good example since it is not only popular these days but comes with nearly zero bootstrap footprints.
Logs are an essential part of an application, it provides you deep level access of output comes from user inputs. When the application is in production