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In this in-depth technical breakdown, I’ll walk you through every aspect of the platform’s architecture and code, explaining why I chose each technology and how the different parts work together. If you're looking to create your own blog platform or simply want to dive deeper into building dynamic web applications with **Node.js**, this post will cover everything in great detail.
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In this in-depth technical breakdown, I’ll walk you through every aspect of the platform’s architecture and code, explaining why I chose each technology and how the different parts work together. If you're looking to create your own blog platform or simply want to dive deeper into building dynamic web applications with **Node.js**, this post will cover everything in great detail.
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# Source
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https://git.ssh.surf/snxraven/ravenscott-blog
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## Why Node.js and Express?
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## Why Node.js and Express?
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Before we get into the technical details, let's talk about the choice of technologies. I chose **Node.js** as the runtime because of its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model, which is great for building scalable and performant web applications. **Express.js**, a minimalist web framework for Node, simplifies the process of setting up a web server, routing requests, and serving static files.
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Before we get into the technical details, let's talk about the choice of technologies. I chose **Node.js** as the runtime because of its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model, which is great for building scalable and performant web applications. **Express.js**, a minimalist web framework for Node, simplifies the process of setting up a web server, routing requests, and serving static files.
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