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Master frontend development: HTML, CSS, JS, React
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Module 12
Node.js & Express: Runtime and API Design
1
Node.js: Event-Driven Concurrency Explained
Explain how Node.js's event-driven, non-blocking I/O model enables high concurrency and how it differs from traditional multi-threaded models.
2
CommonJS vs. ES Modules in Node.js
Describe the differences between the CommonJS and ES Module systems in Node.js, including syntax and loading behavior.
3
Express Middleware and the Request-Response Cycle
Explain the middleware pattern in Express and how the 'next()' function passes control through the request-response cycle.
4
Asynchronous Operations in Express: Callbacks, Promises, and Async/Await
Compare strategies for handling asynchronous operations within Express routes, such as using raw callbacks, Promise chains, and async/await with error handling.
5
Handling Errors in Express.js
Explain how Express handles errors through dedicated error-handling middleware.
6
Environment Variables for Configuration Management
Describe the role of environment variables for configuration management in separating configuration from code.
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