Most
Popular
Node.js
Framework
That
Developers
Love In 2020
Express.JS
01
‣ Simple framework. Easy to understand.
‣ Enables maintainable code and modular
design.
‣ Easier to serve static files and resources.
‣ Based on HTTP methods and URLs,
developers can easily define the routes of
your application.
‣ Comes with MVC architecture. Creating
eccentric apps is easier.
Sanity.io
02
‣ Ability to access fully structured content.
‣ Extremely customizable so that it is easy to
generate product documents.
‣ Open source and getting started is free.
‣ Users can CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and
Delete), edit images, information, etc.
‣ Can manage all of your content from one
place.
Nest.JS
03
‣ Modular architecture — you can use other
libraries in your project.
‣ Uses TypeScript and core concepts of
Angular, which means Angular developers can
learn it quickly.
‣ Apps are more reliable, thanks to TypeScript.
‣ Nest CLI opens the doors to an awesome set
of features.
‣ You can build all kinds of server-side
applications using Nest.
Koa.JS
04
‣ Good user experience from a very lightweight
framework. At just 550 lines of code, Koa is light.
‣ A lot of helpful methods are available easily.
‣ Writing middleware is as much fun as having a
chocolate tart.
‣ A huge variety of customizable options, making
developers happy as a toddler in a candy store.
‣ Control is now both upstream and downstream
since there are no more callbacks.
Prisma.io
05
‣ Prisma helps avoid repetitive CRUD
boilerplate
‣ No more busting your head debugging SQL or
complex ORM models.
‣ Intuitive API. Easy to understand Javascript
objects.
‣ Sending queries is now simple with a Prisma
client.
‣ Use the Prisma Client alongside existing SQL
queries or ORMs.
Hapi.JS
06
‣ Fixing bugs and adding new features now don’t
take forever.
‣ Build APIs for different kinds of clients, be it
mobile or single-page apps.
‣ Plugin-based architecture makes scaling easy.
‣ Greater control over how requests are
handled.
‣ Availability of authentication, caching and
input validation.
Socket.io
07
‣ Socket authentication and socket
management are much easier.
‣ Multiple namespaces feature is handy while
building an application that does a lot of back
and forth push communication.
‣ Event encoding, allows the event name to be
independent of the encoding mechanism.
‣ Supports a host of features such as anomaly
detection, auto-correction, and multiplexing.
‣ Real-time analytics.
Loopback.JS
08
‣ Fixing bugs and adding new features now don’t
take forever.
‣ Build APIs for different kinds of clients, be it
mobile or single-page apps.
‣ Plugin-based architecture makes scaling easy.
‣ Greater control over how requests are handled.
‣ Availability of authentication, caching and
input validation.
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Top Node.JS Frameworks to Look at in 2020

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    Express.JS 01 ‣ Simple framework.Easy to understand. ‣ Enables maintainable code and modular design. ‣ Easier to serve static files and resources. ‣ Based on HTTP methods and URLs, developers can easily define the routes of your application. ‣ Comes with MVC architecture. Creating eccentric apps is easier.
  • 3.
    Sanity.io 02 ‣ Ability toaccess fully structured content. ‣ Extremely customizable so that it is easy to generate product documents. ‣ Open source and getting started is free. ‣ Users can CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete), edit images, information, etc. ‣ Can manage all of your content from one place.
  • 4.
    Nest.JS 03 ‣ Modular architecture— you can use other libraries in your project. ‣ Uses TypeScript and core concepts of Angular, which means Angular developers can learn it quickly. ‣ Apps are more reliable, thanks to TypeScript. ‣ Nest CLI opens the doors to an awesome set of features. ‣ You can build all kinds of server-side applications using Nest.
  • 5.
    Koa.JS 04 ‣ Good userexperience from a very lightweight framework. At just 550 lines of code, Koa is light. ‣ A lot of helpful methods are available easily. ‣ Writing middleware is as much fun as having a chocolate tart. ‣ A huge variety of customizable options, making developers happy as a toddler in a candy store. ‣ Control is now both upstream and downstream since there are no more callbacks.
  • 6.
    Prisma.io 05 ‣ Prisma helps avoidrepetitive CRUD boilerplate ‣ No more busting your head debugging SQL or complex ORM models. ‣ Intuitive API. Easy to understand Javascript objects. ‣ Sending queries is now simple with a Prisma client. ‣ Use the Prisma Client alongside existing SQL queries or ORMs.
  • 7.
    Hapi.JS 06 ‣ Fixing bugsand adding new features now don’t take forever. ‣ Build APIs for different kinds of clients, be it mobile or single-page apps. ‣ Plugin-based architecture makes scaling easy. ‣ Greater control over how requests are handled. ‣ Availability of authentication, caching and input validation.
  • 8.
    Socket.io 07 ‣ Socket authentication andsocket management are much easier. ‣ Multiple namespaces feature is handy while building an application that does a lot of back and forth push communication. ‣ Event encoding, allows the event name to be independent of the encoding mechanism. ‣ Supports a host of features such as anomaly detection, auto-correction, and multiplexing. ‣ Real-time analytics.
  • 9.
    Loopback.JS 08 ‣ Fixing bugsand adding new features now don’t take forever. ‣ Build APIs for different kinds of clients, be it mobile or single-page apps. ‣ Plugin-based architecture makes scaling easy. ‣ Greater control over how requests are handled. ‣ Availability of authentication, caching and input validation.
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