Any current project requires splitting the logic into front-end and back-end code. The main reason behind this is to move and promote code-re-usability. Let’s say; we need to build a native mobile application that accesses back-end API. We can also develop a module that will be part of a large modular platform. One of the best ways to build server-side API is by using Express or Restify. The libraries like Express and Restify create RESTful routes. But the problem with these libraries is in finding tons of repeating code. We need to write code for authorization and other middleware logic. Therefore, to avoid the use of a framework like Loopback or Features, we need to generate an API. FeaturesJS is a fantastic framework that’s modular and needs features to install in. The feature is a thin wrapper that’s built on top of Express where we can add new features services and hooks. It allows to send and receive data over WebSockets quickly. Features come with excellent documentation which c...
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