Kshitiz Shukla

@ErnestHysaDev Sorry buddy for replying late (was going through my midesem)in my earlier Quote API i used centralized error middleware for sync operation but in my notes API with Mongo i am handling async operations using try/catch but now i am planning to implement it

@CodeEdze Nice work! Middleware is such a superpower in Express. For try/catch, have you looked into an async error handler middleware?

Hardened my Notes API today with Node.js & Express ⚓ Switched from index to ID, added reusable helpers, improved validation, implemented try/catch for stability, and started diving deeper into Express middleware. #expressjs #backend #webdevelopment

Tonight it felt different. I didn’t just write code but revised my previous one After revising, I actually fixed my own mistakes and completed full CRUD operations using MongoDB + Mongoose. Follow me to be on my journey of backend journey! #NodeJS #MongoDB #BackendDevelopment

Small win today 🚀 Connected my Node.js + Express Notes API to MongoDB Atlas and created my first Mongoose model. Now the backend flow finally makes sense: API → Controller → Model → Database Next step: CRUD with MongoDB ⚡ #NodeJS #MongoDB

Built and hardened my Notes API today ⚓ MVC structure, ID-based CRUD, request logger, proper 404 handling, and global error middleware with stack traces.

Hardened the ship today fellas ⚓ Global error middleware in place, stack trace logging enabled, controllers cleaned up, error flow understood. Sailing steadily through backend waters. #backend #expressjs #coding #developer

From console.log() to building APIs. Just shipped my first backend project A Quote API built with Node.js & Express.js 💻 #backend #expressjs #WebDevelopment

Built GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE routes using Express today. Compared to raw Node.js, the code is much cleaner and easier to manage. Finally experienced firsthand why Express.js is so highly appreciated. #backend #nodejs #expressjs #development

Implemented POST handling, validation, and error protection using raw Node.js (no Express). Starting to really understand what’s happening under the hood. Slowly leveling up towards Express⚓ #NodeJS #BackendDevelopment #BuildInPublic

Well Today I realized something about how I learn I understand things much better when I build instead of just studying theory. After spending around 2 days learning backend fundamentals, I started a small mini project — a Quote Generator API using Node.js.