THE NODE JS FRAMEWORK FOR YOU

ExpressWebJs is a powerful and flexible Node FrameWork for building efficient and scalable backend services for modern applications. It is designed to be easy to use and flexible, allowing you to build a wide range of backend services.

It includes support for enterprise-level features such as building multi-tenant systems, distributed systems, multi-threading, real-time events, queues, dependency injection, testing, and more. With ExpressWebJs, you can easily build efficient and reliable backend services that can handle a large volume of traffic and data.

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Build Your Apps With ExpressWebJs

Web Application

Build fast, secure, and structured with Typescript and connect to any data store.

Distributed System

Create distributed systems, deploy in different servers while communicating with each other.

Microservices

Quickly deliver production grade features with independently evolvable microservices.

API

Easily create Rest API with different version paths compliant with OpenSpec standard.

Write The Code You Love.

ExpressWebJs values clean code because it's simple and direct. It reads like well-written prose.

One difference between a smart programmer and a professional programmer is that the professional understands that clarity is king. That is why every feature, every line of code has been thoughtfully considered to provide a wonderful developer experience.

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Build the distributed system you love.

ExpressWebJs makes it easy to build distributed systems that communicate with each other. This is an amazing feature that helps you develop systems that are not tightly coupled to each other. You can now enjoy the beauty of service to service communication.

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All The Tools You Need Are Available.

This tutorial will walk you through the configuration and setup of gRPC in ExpressWebJs with some CRUD operations connected to datasource. Visit gRPC tutorial

MongoDB — Create API with ExpressWebJs using Mongo DB as your datasource. This tutorial will walk you through the configuration and setup. Visit Mongo DB tutorial

redis — Use Redis as an in-memory data store in ExpressWebJS to ingest, process, and analyze real-time data with sub-millisecond latency.

rabbitMQ — Use RabbitMQ as message broker in ExpressWebJS to scale your application by deploying a message queuing mechanism in your service.

ExpressWebJS DomainDrivenDesign — Use DDD software development approach to create solutions that focuses on modeling software to match a domain according to input from that domain's experts. Visit DDD tutorial

ExpressWebJS Authentication — ExpressWebJs strives to give you the tools you need to implement authentication quickly, securely, and easily via a stateless mechanism such as API tokens. Visit Authentication tutorial

ExpressWebJS Custom Validation — ExpressWebJs provides a variety of helpful validation rules; however, you may wish to specify some of your own. To do that, Visit Custom Validation tutorial

Multitenant in ExpressWebJS — Build Multitenant systems using ExpressWebJs. Multi-tenancy been a software architecture where a single instance of software runs on a server and serves multiple tenants Visit Multi-tenancy tutorial

ExpressWebJS Kafka message broker — Integrate Apache Kafka to ExpressWebJS to build distributed systems consisting of servers and clients that communicate via a high-performance TCP network protocol.

ExpressWebJS Typeorm orm — With ExpressWebJs, integrating TypeORM is a straightforward process that can help streamline your application's database interactions. Visit TypeORM integration tutorial

ExpressWebJS objection orm — With ExpressWebJs, integrating ObjectionJs ORM is a straightforward process that can help streamline your application's database interactions. Visit ObjectionJs integration tutorial

ExpressWebJS Websocket — ExpressWebJS offers a robust WebSocket Provider to serve real-time apps. The server works on pure WebSocket connections and scales naturally within a cluster of Node.js processes. Visit Websocket integration tutorial

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Five [ S ] Of ExpressWeb Framework

Security

ExpressWebJs is pretty secure. It gives you authentication, authorization, social authentication, rate limiting, encryption, and hashing out of the box, and there are other ways to improve the security of ExpressWebJs apps. The good thing about ExpressWebJs security is that whenever a loophole is discovered, the maintenance team takes care of it ASAP.

Scalability

ExpressWebJs is a node framework for developing backend applications and as such is stateless, it can scale very easily. You can deploy it on multiple servers with a load balancer in front. It does have bindings to data storage and APIs. It can also be deployed on a variety of hosting platforms, including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Digital Ocean.

Speed

ExpressWebJs takes the pain out of development by easing common tasks used in the majority of web projects, such as authentication, routing, queue and caching. ExpressWebJs aims to make the development process a pleasing one for the developer without sacrificing application functionality. ExpressWebJs also has a strong focus on performance, making it a good choice for high-traffic applications.

Structure

With every new project comes a new codebase, unfortunately, they all suffer from the same fundamental issue - inconsistency. Likely the result of years of code patching, large teams, changing hands, or all of the above. This creates a problem because we read code far more than we write code.

ExpressWebJs comes with a coding convention and pre-configured directories which helps the developer know where things need to be, e.g: Routes, Controllers, Service providers, Configuration, etc...

Stability

ExpressWebJs is designed in a way to support some of its backward APIs while it’s been upgraded to newer versions. It uses a technique called "deprecation" to indicate that an API is no longer recommended for use. Deprecation does not immediately remove the API, but it does warn developers that it may be removed in a future version of the library. This gives developers time to update their code and avoid breaking changes.