Aryan Mane

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

"Just wrapped up building a backend app using MongoDB, Node.js, and Express! 🚀 Feels great to learn and build altogether😊. #WebDevelopment #NodeJS #MongoDB #Express #Backend"

link of the repo :-
https://t.co/MEmEJsj5xd

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

"Just created my first schema for a backend project! 🎉 Feeling accomplished as I dive deeper into the world of data modeling and database design. Let’s build something great! 💻🚀 #BackendDevelopment #SchemaDesign #Database #TechJourney #Coding

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

"Just started learning MongoDB, and I'm already hooked! 🚀 Diving into the world of NoSQL and discovering how flexible and scalable it is for managing data. Can't wait to explore collections, documents, and all the cool features it has to offer. Let’s go! 💻🔥 #MongoDB #NoSQL

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

🚀 Axios vs Fetch in JS When it comes to making HTTP requests in JavaScript, the two most popular choices are Axios and Fetch

both Axios and Fetch have their own advantages,

Which one do you prefer for your projects? 🤔 #javascript #WebDevelopment #axios #fetch

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

@jainkamya14 @Venu84Mad @100xDevs @kirat_tw Hey can I connect with y'all too 🫢, we're on same track i guess

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

the following examples show pretty good usage of middleware ,
1 - rate limiting
2 - error handler
3 - request Counting

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

started with middleware , so basically Middleware is a request handler that allows you to intercept and manipulate requests and responses before they reach route handlers

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

express and HTTP servers with real world examples :-
learnt about request methods , status codes

example taken is about kidneys and each method that are GET , PUT , POST, DELETE were used
and completed the day

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

Starting with node.js , JS runtime

created a command line interface that lets the user specify a file path and the node.js process counts the number of words inside it.

with the help of https://t.co/NclFEf2yro library
:-

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

async await is always better and syntactic sugar for JS users , which helps us avoid the usage of method loops again and again

simply awaiting the function while the thread of JS keeps moving line by line , and returning the value from the queue , once the task has been done

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

learnt about classes in JS ,
Revised callbacks,
callback hells ,
Promises : why promises are better to use , and how callback hells can be avoided

Further more did some examples on Promises and examples on inheritance in JS

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

first day of joining the 100xdevs by @kirat_tw ,
started with the basics of Async JS,
goals completed :-
I/O tasks,
callbacks,
functional arguments,
Async vs Sync code,
Event loops , callback queues

further more did some example codes on reading the file asynchronously

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

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@Naija_PR 9

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@engineers_feed 20

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@goal Robert Lewandowski

[Aryan Mane @AryanMa07252918]

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