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Introduction Strapi CMS is a headless, open-source content management system designed for modern web and mobile applications. Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Strapi is a modern tool where the part that manages content (backend) is separated from the part users see (frontend). This lets developers choose any design or technology for...
Introduction: Why Containerization Is Important In modern software development, containerization has become a standard practice, particularly for Node.js applications and microservices. But why is containerization so valuable? Consistency Across Environments: One of the main challenges in development is environment inconsistencies....
When it comes to selecting a web application framework in the Node.js world, developers have a wealth of possibilities. The two most often used options are Express.js and Fastify. Both frameworks have special qualities and benefits that make them appropriate for various use cases. We'll examine the features of Express.js and Fastify...
NestJS is a progressive Node.js framework for building efficient, reliable, and scalable server-side applications. A prerequisite for this article is a basic understanding of NestJS. If you have worked on Node.js web applications and want to implement applications using object-based programming, such as Java, NestJS is good to go. The...
A definition first (from the internet): try-catch-finally is used to handle runtime errors and prevent them from halting the execution of a program. The finally block triggers regardless of: what is implemented inside the try-catch block any errors encountered inside try-catch block any return statement written...
Here’s how async-await function typically works: function myDummyBackendCall() { return new Promise((resolve) => { setTimeout(() => { resolve({ name: "Shivang", id: "asmdhajkdhajdsh8qweuqoweuiqepoi-0q-0eueiuaisjdaKcjaisku", }); }); }); } // Used an async wrapper function to make an await call (async () => { ...
Digital Transformation, Software development
A pointer, as name suggests, is a variable that points to a location in the memory of your system where a value is stored rather than a value itself. Basically, it is an address to the value stored in memory. The definition is simple but this concept can be a little tricky to wrap your head around. When I first developed a good...