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TypeScript 5 Design Patterns and Best Practices - Second Edition
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Now that you know the basics of application development in the browser, you can expand your knowledge to the server side.
Here, the focus shifts since we gain access to much more computational power compared to user-installed browser applications. Client-side solutions might not translate directly to the server, and security becomes paramount. Server applications often interact with databases that store sensitive data, requiring robust security measures to protect this information.
This section lays down the foundations for exploring the nuances of server-side development, equipping you with the skills to craft secure and efficient applications that power the behind-the-scenes magic of the web.
When working on the server side, your code handles requests sent over a network port (typically TCP/IP) by clients such as web browsers or mobile apps. Servers can handle various tasks, including serving web pages (HTTP...