Patterns and Anti-patterns in Node.js

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Snyk

A package can have vulnerabilities. Use community-based tools such as npm audit or commercial tools like snyk to discover vulnerabilities. If you don't use these tools, your only alternative is to keep up with tech communities online.

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Prettier

Instead of overthinking a project's coding style, use a linting tool like ESLint. Over the years, it has become the JavaScript ecosystem's standard for fixing code styles automatically. ESLint checks for possible code errors, fixes code styles such as spacing issues, avoids anti-patterns and small errors, and keeps project code uniform. Using ESLint with a tool like Prettier can help you fix formatting issues as well.

#Developer Tools #Code Analysis #JavaScript Framework 256 social mentions

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ExpressJS

Node.js is a backend JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 engine that's asynchronous and event-driven by nature. It's relatively simple to create a REST API with Node.js and use frameworks like Express.js. With this simplicity comes a lot of flexibility. However, you can get side-tracked on what patterns to follow when building scalable network-driven applications.

#JavaScript Framework #Node.js Framework #Web Frameworks 425 social mentions

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ESLint

Instead of overthinking a project's coding style, use a linting tool like ESLint. Over the years, it has become the JavaScript ecosystem's standard for fixing code styles automatically. ESLint checks for possible code errors, fixes code styles such as spacing issues, avoids anti-patterns and small errors, and keeps project code uniform. Using ESLint with a tool like Prettier can help you fix formatting issues as well.

#Code Coverage #Developer Tools #Code Quality 229 social mentions