Introducci贸n a Node.js y Express
Node.js y Express
Entorno de trabajo
Variables de entorno
Rutas din谩micas
Body parser
Postman
CRUD
驴Que es una API Restful?
Solicitudes GET
Solicitudes POST
CRUD
Soluci贸n del reto de validaci贸n
Solicitudes DELETE
MIddlewares
Middlewares - logger
Middlewares - ErrorHandler
DB
Instalar Postgresql
Instalar Prisma y PostgreSQL Client
Prisma Models
JWT
Autenticaci贸n utilizando JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
Auth - Register
Auth - Login
Expres.js
Arquitectura
Arquitectura parte 2
Creaci贸n y Migraci贸n de Modelos con Prisma para Citas M茅dicas
Admin controllers / services
Admin controllers / services parte 2
Reservations
Reservations parte 2
Appointments
Deploy
PostgreSQL
Deploy
The popularity of Express.js in backend development with Node.js is no coincidence. This minimalist framework has become the preferred choice for developers looking to create robust and efficient web applications. Its focus on simplicity, combined with powerful tools, makes it an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced developers who want to build everything from simple applications to complex enterprise systems.
Express.js has established itself as the most popular backend framework within the Node.js ecosystem for several key reasons. Its minimalist yet powerful design allows developers to build web applications without unnecessary complications, following the fundamental principle of "Don't Repeat Yourself".
Its main advantages include:
The community around Express.js guarantees continuous support and an abundance of resources and packages for any type of development you need to do.
To start working with Express.js, we need to set up our development environment. We are going to create step by step a basic application that displays a "Hello World" in the browser.
Create the workspace:
First, we create a folder for our project and position ourselves in it:
mkdir curso-expresscd curso-express
Initialize the project:
We initialize a Git repository and configure our Node.js project:
git initnpm init -y
Install Express.js:
We add Express.js as a dependency to our project:
npm install express --save
Create the application:
Now, we create a file called app.js
that will contain our application:
const express = require('express');const app = express();const port = 3000;
app.get('/', (req, res) => { res.send('Hello World');});
app.listen(port, () => { console.log('Our application is running');});
Running the application:
Finally, we run our application with Node.js:
node app.js
If everything went well, we will see the message "Our application is running" in the console. Now we can open our browser and visit http://localhost:3000
to see our "Hello World" message.
Express.js is not limited to simple applications. Its versatility allows the development of complex and modern projects that respond to current market needs.
One of the areas where Express.js is standing out recently is in the creation of chatbots and integrations with WhatsApp. These implementations can even incorporate artificial intelligence, opening up a world of possibilities for creating interactive and personalized experiences.
The real power of Express.js lies in its simplicity, allowing you to focus on the business model while building highly robust applications. Its design makes it easy:
The combination of these features makes Express.js the ideal choice for developers seeking a balance between simplicity and power in their backend applications.
The Express.js ecosystem continues to grow, with new integrations and enhancements that keep this framework at the forefront of web development with Node.js. If you are just starting out in backend development or are looking for an efficient alternative for your projects, Express.js definitely deserves your attention.
Have you worked with Express.js or are you considering using it in your next project? Share your experience and doubts in the comments to continue learning together about this powerful framework.
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