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use www.yeoman.io to scaffold your projects.
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@heyheni Yeoman seems to be not actively developed. Last commit on its master is 1 year ago.
P.S. I really liked the way how router in AdonisJS works and utilizes "Class.method" notation for handling HTTP requests. Thinking to emulate that behavior in my projects routing.
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
Is there any stable Node.js framework that is convention based? My problem is everytime I begin a new project I have to think of the folder structure, packages to use etc. I looked into AdonisJS which seems to be what I need but then there are so many opinions on the internet regarding how it uses custom require mechanism instead of going ES6 style modules and how it is small and this will be no future proof . Tried Next.js and there seems to be steep learning curve. Any advices?
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next.js
node.js
js
adonisjs
conventions