Nest: A Node Framework Built on TypeScript
A (very) thorough introduction to a framework built around existing libraries like Express and socket.io. - https://goo.gl/QcSZ4Q

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Build a Weather Site in 30 Minutes with Node + Express + OpenWeather
Learn to build a web app where users can type in a city name and get real-time weather data instantly - https://goo.gl/ZjTmBm

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Putting The Helmet On: Securing Your Express App

How to use modules like ‘helmet’ to improve the security of an Express app. - https://goo.gl/8gkxC7

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Introducing Awaitjs-Express: Async Function Support for Express

Express was developed in an era long before await/async and while Express 5 is expected to support it natively, there are options for bringing async function support to existing versions such as this. - http://bit.ly/2D4eAmR

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Authentication for a React and Express Application with JSON Web Tokens

How to setup authentication on a React Router-powered React app that’s using Express.js and MongoDB on the back-end. - http://bit.ly/2DzaxPR

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Build a Simple Web App with Express, Angular, and GraphQL

During the past 10 years or so, the concept of REST APIs for web services has become the bread and butter for most web developers. Recently a new concept has emerged, GraphQL. GraphQL is a query language that was invented by Facebook and released to the public in 2015. During the last three years, it has created quite a stir. Some regard it as a new revolutionary way of creating web APIs. The main difference between traditional REST and GraphQL is the way queries are sent to the server. - http://amp.gs/EAW1

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