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 1 | # Express-APIvantage
 2 | Build a well-organized Express.js project using TypeScript, ESlint, SQL & NoSQL database, environment variables, and more.
 3 | 
 4 | 
 5 | ### Why Express?
 6 | Express.js has been around for over a decade. It's easy to learn and minimalistic, but after years of working with frameworks like .NET Web API & Nest.js, going back to Express feels like living in the stone age.
 7 |  
 8 | Almost every repository you come across follows a unique architecture, with different coding patterns and a list of libraries, making it a nightmarish learning experience for newcomers.
 9 | It's hard to find a good project online that fits your needs and at the same time:
10 | * Uses strict typing
11 | * Has database set up (SQL / NoSQL)
12 | * Secure
13 | * Scalable
14 | * Well documented
15 | * Ready for deployment
16 | 
17 | This project aims to achieve all that. From starter tools to a production-ready product, we'll learn how to build a unified solution that can be easily extensible with new features. With each new chapter, we'll improve upon the previous codebase.
18 | 
19 | ### Branches:
20 | * [1-Starter-API](https://github.com/Leka-Workshop/Express-APIvantage/tree/1-Starter-API)
21 | * [2-API-Validations](https://github.com/Leka-Workshop/Express-APIvantage/tree/2-API-Validations)
22 | * [3-Logging](https://github.com/Leka-Workshop/Express-APIvantage/tree/3-Logging)
23 | * [4-Error-Handling](https://github.com/Leka-Workshop/Express-APIvantage/tree/4-error-handling)
24 | 
25 | ### Blogs:
26 | * [How to set up starter project](https://mirzaleka.medium.com/express-js-starter-api-with-typescript-deef5c4b6b70)
27 | * [How to validate APIs](https://mirzaleka.medium.com/api-validations-in-express-js-5d1d308dceea)
28 | * [Automated Logging in Express.js](https://medium.com/@mirzaleka/automated-logging-in-express-js-a1f85ca6c5cd)
29 | * [Build a Global Exception Handler](https://mirzaleka.medium.com/build-a-global-exception-handler-using-express-js-typescript-b9bb2f521e5e)
30 | 


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