How to write a production-ready Node and Express app
Project StructuringWhen I started building Node & Express applications, I didn’t know how important it was to structure your application. Express doesn’t come with strict rules or guidelines for maintaining the project structure. You are free to use any structure you want. When your codebase grows you end
By Shailesh Shekhawat Project Structuring When I started building Node & Express applications, I didn’t know how important it was to structure your application. Express doesn’t come with strict rules or guidelines for maintaining the project structure. You are free to use any structure you want. When your codebase grows you end up having long route handlers. This makes your code hard to understand and it contains potential bugs. If you’re working for a startup, most of the time you won’t have time to refractor your project or modularize it. You can end up with an endless loop of bug fixing and
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