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If you’re new to backend development, you may have encountered REST.
While the name might sound relaxing, it’s an acronym for Representational State Transfer.
Exaggeration (sort of) aside, REST stands for Representational State Transfer and this is not at all wordy even though you’ll probably agree with me that we stick to its acronym.
To understand what REST and GraphQL are, we would have to dive into the world of APIs which stands for Application Programming Interfaces.
What’s better for development: JavaScript or TypeScript? We dive into these languages and discuss their differences as well as which one we believe you should use in your next project.
So you have decided to join the ranks of the not so elusive Node.js backend developers. This could be the best decision you’ve made or the worst, depending on who you are. You've got to put in the work to learn to become a backend developer, and I am just in the position to let you know how with a few tips, tricks, and suggestions.
In this article, we’ll explore five powerful backend projects you can build using Python to sharpen your skills, improve your portfolio, and learn core backend concepts like asynchronous programming, API design, and job queues.
