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00:00:01 To build your APIs, you could use languages like Python, Ruby, Java, or JavaScript runtimes like Node, Bun, or Dino.
00:00:11 And if I had to quickly show you how to create a simple Node.js server, it would look something like this.
00:00:18 It's a big mess.
00:00:19 Writing all of this code from scratch might feel a bit too much, right?
00:00:23 And that's where backend frameworks come in.
00:00:26 Frameworks provide a structured foundation for building servers, and they handle repetitive tasks like routing, middleware,
00:00:34 and error handling so you can focus on your app's unique logic.
00:00:39 Some of the most popular backend frameworks are Express, Hono, and NestJS for JavaScript.
00:00:45 Django for Python, Ruby on Rails for Ruby, and Spring for Java.
00:00:50 In this course, we'll, of course, stick with the most popular JavaScript framework, which is, of course, Express.js.
00:00:58 But if you'd like me to see Trihono or Nest, you can let me know down in the comments.
00:01:02 But building a backend isn't just about creating API endpoints.
00:01:07 It's about managing data.
00:01:09 You might think, well, why not just store the data directly on the server?
00:01:14 Well, that's inefficient and doesn't scale as your app grows.
00:01:19 That's why every backend relies on dedicated storage solutions, commonly known as databases.
00:01:27 So in the next lesson, we'll dive into exactly how databases work, the different types you can use, and how they connect with your APIs to manage data efficiently.
00:01:38 Let's keep going.