Creating REST APIs in Node.js using TypeScript - PART 4 of 4

We will be using a tool called Huncwot that helps learn web programming and that optimizes for programmers productivity by reducing choices and incorporating community conventions.

In the episode we refactor our application so that each resource is placed in a separate directory. On top of that we explicitly split the handlers for corresponding HTTP actions into separate files within our project. Lastly we use Huncwot conventions to reduce a bit the boilerplate and slightly speed up the resource creation.

#typescript #nodejs #restapi

[jofla]

I really liked huncwot, it is a good abstraction. We used a "similar" abstraction at a previous company where we could automagically create the rest API based on a mongoose model, the catch was... we only used mongo so that's all our abstraction supported.

[Salehalanazi-]

Mmmm I might watch to start learning Node js. Your tutorials are always on point. I have huge amount of respect for you.

Me and probably thousands of people who will watch you over the years appreciate your hard work

Thank you

[joubaghloubagh]

Wonderful tutorial as always, thank you so much for it. As for huncwot, it does look promising and we (I) would like to see more content on it.. perhaps another tutorial with Db integration (why not a GraphDb like Neo4j and GraphQl) will be even better. Again thank you so much for your content, keep them coming and don't forget to keep making Flutter tutorials too (you tend to go deeper, which is exactly what makes your content valuable).
Best regards.

[KelemKelem]

This looks very promising. Simplify the name into a phonetic name. Subbed

[raymondmichael]

Hopefully, those lacking you'll add as an extension to this beautiful series,
Subed already

[nanoentity]

would love to see database connection, validation and auth local and social like google or facebook