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ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping, which maps between Object Model and a Relational Database like MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, SQLite, etc. ODM is the abbreviation for Object Data Model that maps between an Object Model and…

This article walks you through a list of the best open-source HTTP request libraries for Node.js in the year 2023. Without any further ado (like talking about the history of Node or explaining what HTTP is),…

In Node.js, we can use the setTimeout function to run a piece of code after a delay. You can call setTimeout directly or use it with async/await. Example 1 – setTimeout This code runs a function…

This article walks you through a few examples of responding in XML when using Express and Node.js. Besides express, we don’t need any other npm libraries. Example 1: Basic This example creates a list of fiction…

This article shows you a couple of different ways to remove a file or a directory using Node.js. We’ll use modern Javascript (ES6 and newer) and the latest features provided by Node.js core. No third-party libraries…

This article walks you through a couple of different ways to create a directory if it doesn’t exist in Node.js. Using the FS module FS, which stands for “file system”, is a standard module of Node.js…

This article shows you how to install and get Redis ready to use on macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu. macOS The easy and reliable way to install Redis on a Mac is using Homebrew (a free, popular,…

This article shows you a couple of different ways to convert (stringify) objects into query strings in Node.js. Using URLSearchParams API The URLSearchParams class comes with the URL module and is available on the global object…

Node.js is updated very often to fix bugs, improve performance and add new features. This article shows you how to correctly upgrade Node.js and npm in macOS. The Steps 1. Go to nodejs.org, the official website…

The path module (one of the core modules of Node.js) gives us some methods to simply retrieve the name and extension of a file from a path or web URL: path.basename(path: string, extension?: string): Returns the…

Node.js helps us build fast and high-performance backends for websites and mobile apps of all sizes. This job is made easier and more convenient thanks to the help of open-source frameworks. In this article, we will…

Using a Node.js Headless CMS (CMS stands for Content Management System) will help you quickly build a fast and high-performance self-hosted backend for your application with many pre-made things like an admin dashboard, content CRUD (create,…