Basic NodeJS template.
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Example of React.js development. My core development are back-end, front-end, and test automation using Java, J2EE, Spring Boot, JPA, Hibernate, JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, Selenium, and SOAPUI.
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A Node.js project configured with ESLint for linting, Prettier for code formatting, and Husky for managing Git hooks, ensuring clean code and consistent style before every commit
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grade evaution-app-using nodejs testing using mocha and chai
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This Node.js project demonstrates how to verify Auth0 JWT tokens. It includes middleware for validating tokens and handling authentication in a secure way, using Auth0's provided libraries and best practices for Node.js applications.
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A Node.js project that integrates with Apache Kafka for real-time messaging and stream processing. This project demonstrates the use of Kafka as a message broker for producing and consuming messages, with seamless integration into a Node.js application.
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