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Like @nibor said, you should check out nest.js, or if you don't like the "angular" style - you could check out this: https://github.com/typestack/...
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@nibor, @swagnette, thanks for the reference! I'll definitely check it out
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@swagnette @nibor Thanks a lot for the direction! I just checked it out and yeah it's awesome! I really feel like I've been under a rock for not knowing about this before...
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@tosensei true :D but hey at least I got on that train now
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
How do people make well organized js backends? I've been using express for a long time for simple backends and messing about with APIs but I can't seem to organize it in a way that feels efficient enough for my standards. I'm wondering if other people with lots more experience than me have either resources or rules that help them keeps these kinda projects organized.
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