I'm sure that most of you are already more than familiar with the MERN stack. Having a React front end with a Node/Express back end that connects t...
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Awesome post Andrew! Very comprehensive. Maybe the HERN stack is the future?
Having the ability to use both NoSQL and SQL Operations with HarperDB definitely makes it appealing thats for sure. 🙂
Great job, Andrew! very nice in-depth tutorial! I'm always impressed when people take the time to make create such a thorough step-by-step guide to creating an app.
Thanks hard work pays off.
Fantastic tutorial! Obviously I love seeing HarperDB included in stuff like this, almost as much as I enjoy seeing Goldeneye as the example...
This was one amazing post !! I really like that knex library for SQL databases in nodejs. Also, very well explained sir :)
I like these kind of content here the best, learn from code is the easiest.
This is super useful, but if you’re interested in using an RDBMS in the Jamstack you should check out the awesome, open source RedwoodJS
It's cool however knowing graphql is a prerequisite so learning it will be slightly more complex if you don't know that language already. One for future exploration though.
Take a look at Blitz.js which removes a lot of the boilerplate
Great post! But what if you want to upload an image rather than passing the imagUrl in the request? How to store and retriev images in harperdb database? How to implement that ?
The file input should work developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...