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Whenever you start learning a new technology, learning about its structure is one of the most important things. Let’s understand the Angular structure

In this chapter, we are going to create an order page. The order page displays the products and the calculator to help calculate the total price. Finally, we will save the transaction to the database.

This lesson will talk about another module which is by far the most commonly used module in node.js javascript environment. We will learn all the powers we get with this mighty module that helps us in development and debugging.

We know that only API can separate the frontend from the backend. This tutorial will show the typical scenario of how to properly call Axios and Fetch with API in react application and how it works.

React JS comes with a lot of tools, but which one to choose? You can easily search on Google but, you are not sure which one is best for you. So I have compiled a list for you to choose the best!

This lesson and the coming one will cover some of the modules that we generally use in development. One of the modules is util and it comes very handy to ease the developer work while debugging. Let’s talk more about it by answering the following questions.

In this chapter, we are going to continue from where we left off from the previous chapter intuitive with a plethora of functionalities.

In this series, we will be building a Github Jobs App using React, Node, GraphQL, and Apollo Client. We will cover it in two separate articles. In the first part, we will create a GraphQL server from scratch with Node and Express.js.

Writing API tests for web applications has proven to be the foundation for reliable and usable applications that work with API services. End to end API tests, especially, define a specification for applications thereby giving developers the confidence that their application meets the laid down requirements.

When an API receives more traffic than it can handle, it will crash and be unavailable until someone manually brings it back online. This is referred to as downtime. One of the most important aspects of maintaining a production application is minimizing downtime.