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JavaScript object notation or JSON is a simple data exchange format that is simple for computers to understand and produce as well as for people to read and write. It is a text-based format that was inspired by the syntax of JavaScript object notation because of its simplicity and readability, represented as key-value pairs with […]

Have you ever heard about the node-sass library? As web projects become more intricate, using efficient stylesheets is crucial. CSS pre-processors, such as Sass, are helpful in this context. Sass is like an improved version of regular stylesheets, providing advanced features and enhancing organization for easier management. The cool part is that we can use

Did you know that it is possible to achieve Inter-process communication between Node.js processes? We can make different Node.js processes to communicate and share data. We can make different parts of our Node.js app talk to each other. In this article, let’s explore more about IPC, what is the need for IPC and different popular

Have you ever launched a website on Heroku and gotten stuck with the “Web process failed to bind to $PORT within 60 seconds of launch” error? Heroku is a powerful web tool that has proven to be one of the best places to deploy your Node.js applications. However, sometimes, while launching your application, you might

Did you know that the Node package manager has a very cool library to work with Date and Time? If not, no worries! In this article, we will be exploring the ‘date-and-time’ library of Node.js and seeing how we can experiment with different formats for presenting the Date and Time in Node.js projects. So, let’s

TypeScript, identified by the “.ts” file extension, enhances JavaScript by introducing static typing. But problems might occur if you use programs like “ts-node”, which are meant to run TypeScript files directly in a Node.js environment. The Unknown file extension “.ts” error occurs when a TypeScript file is not properly configured. In this article, we will

Did you know that placing a reverse proxy in front of a Node.js server is considered to be a very vital and good practice? Node.js is a famous runtime environment and is loved by developers all around the globe. But what if your website grows huge traffic? This may lead to the degradation of the

Syntax error ‘cannot use import statement outside a module’ is one of the very common errors occurring when you work with Node.js. Did you know that JavaScript uses two types of modules: one is the ES or ES6 module, and the other is the CommonJS module? The above-mentioned error occurs when we try to use

Node.js has the console object, a widely used global object that provides a simple debugging terminal with a message. One of its methods is the console.log(). The console.log() can print any sort of variable that has previously been declared, as well as any message that needs to be shown to the user. By using this

“ENOENT, stat ‘C:\Users\RT\AppData\Roaming\npm’” suddenly pops up in your terminal when you try to run a command or install anything using npm. There is no need to worry as CodeForGeek error sorting articles have got your back! In this article, let’s see what the real causes are for it to happen and how we can fix