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Hey everyone!🤗 If you're a beginner who's just started learning the backend, or maybe you already know the basics but want a deepe...
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This was a super clear breakdown! 🙌
Loved how you explained the shift from Vite’s “magic” to Express’s manual routing — especially the part about express.static() and app.get('*'). The dev vs prod section was spot on too. Perfect read for beginners! 🚀
That dev vs prod security distinction is one I wish I understood sooner! Happy coding!
Seems my post helped you! 🤗 Happy to hear this! The better you understand the logic, the more confidence you’ll have in your code! Happy coding!
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What a fantastic breakdown for beginners! The distinction between Vite's "silent magic" and Express's "explicit instructions" is the critical mindset shift everyone needs to grasp to go from frontend to full-stack. Spot on with the
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Awesome 😍 I really appreciate how you broke down the difference between Vite’s “invisible magic” and Express’s “manual control”, that’s exactly the part that confused me when I first started switching from frontend to backend. 😅
This is perfect for beginners 👌🏻
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I'm happy to hear you find me post helpful! 🥰 It was confused me at first too...🙃
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Thanks for the write-up Thoedora 🙌
I am primarily a backend dev (dotnet specifically) and I have just recently started to get my hands dirty with React. Your post was easy to follow and clearly explained how routing works in front end frameworks. And you wrote it in-depth, something I truly appreciate. 👏
Thank you!🤗 I’m glad the post was helpful to you, I wanted to highlight the differences in how servers work both on the frontend and the backend. It can seem quite confusing at first. 🙃
Happy coding, and thanks for your time!
Always a pleasure to read your posts! They are very valuable! You are making great progress! Keep coding! :)
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Great breakdown of the dev vs prod setup, especially the express.static part which confuses so many developers. This article is a great reference for anyone trying to connect React with Express for the first time 💡
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That's right, I'm happy to know me post was helpful for you! It was confused me at first too...🙃
Such a great breakdown...
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Great article!
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Great post! Thanks for the help
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Such a solid explanation.
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Vite dev server is awesome. Now, running React+Express on the same port is easy. in Development and Production.
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Thank you! I had learned these concepts intuitively by setting up a minimal React Vite env, but seeing it here made me think "I got this!"
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thank you. This war very helpful.
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A very clear guide. Thank you for the resource
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Great read! Loved your perspective on this — looking forward to more posts like this.
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🙌 Great explanation! 🙌
The distinction between dev and prod, and how Express serves static files versus Vite’s dev server, really clicked for me. Thanks for breaking it down so clearly!
It’s great to hear my article helped you understand their logic better!
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Now, that's a clean and clear breakdown. Great article!
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