It is not a bad thing to learn some more closely related topics together. But as a beginner(am I?), keeping things simple and clear is important.
I searched around tutorials. It seems that almost all tutorials bind NodeJS service firmly as ReactJS's environment. BUT............. .js is supposed to be a client side tool, right? Node is different. Node is an interpreter with post-fix .exe, though it processes JavaScript code, accepts commands in run-time and executes asynchronously.
I looked for someway to get rid of npm app's tedious repository. This sample seems to be a good start. Let's see how far I can go. (Probably would stop at using database. At least, I can keep my directory clean before then.)
I knew nodejs service is convenient and powerful, comparing to MS Server or Apache . But why should I succumb to something I don't need for now, and let it hinder my way?
Just keep it simple.
I searched around tutorials. It seems that almost all tutorials bind NodeJS service firmly as ReactJS's environment. BUT............. .js is supposed to be a client side tool, right? Node is different. Node is an interpreter with post-fix .exe, though it processes JavaScript code, accepts commands in run-time and executes asynchronously.
I looked for someway to get rid of npm app's tedious repository. This sample seems to be a good start. Let's see how far I can go. (Probably would stop at using database. At least, I can keep my directory clean before then.)
I knew nodejs service is convenient and powerful, comparing to MS Server or Apache . But why should I succumb to something I don't need for now, and let it hinder my way?
Just keep it simple.
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