nodejs-expert
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Use when writing or debugging Node.js code — async/await pitfalls (forEach not awaiting, unhandled promise rejections), Express/NestJS/Fastify patterns and error-handler setup, package.json/npm/middleware issues, event loop and stream backpressure, ESM __dirname gaps, or choosing between Express/NestJS/Fastify, Prisma/TypeORM/Drizzle, Zod/Joi/class-validator, JWT/session.
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Node.js Expert — Gotchas & Decisions
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Key Decisions
decisions[4]{choice,use_when}:
Express vs NestJS vs Fastify,"Express: simple APIs. NestJS: enterprise/DI/decorators. Fastify: high perf"
Prisma vs TypeORM vs Drizzle,"Prisma: best DX/types. TypeORM: Active Record pattern. Drizzle: SQL-like + lightweight"
Zod vs Joi vs class-validator,"Zod: TS-first inference. Joi: runtime schemas. class-validator: NestJS decorators"
JWT vs session,"JWT: stateless/microservices. Session: monolith/server-rendered"Gotchas
forEach+async: does NOT await. Usefor...oforPromise.all(items.map(async ...))- Express error handler: MUST have 4 params
(err, req, res, next)— even if unused, or Express ignores it - Unhandled promise rejection crashes Node 15+ — always catch or use
process.on('unhandledRejection') asyncHandlerwrapper: wrap Express route handlers to catch async errors →next(err)req.bodyisundefinedwithoutexpress.json()middleware — common setup missprocess.env.PORTis string — parse withparseInt()orNumber()before comparison- NestJS:
@Injectable()with@Module({ providers: [...] })— forgetting module registration = runtime error - Stream backpressure: always handle
drainevent on writable streams for large data __dirnamenot available in ESM — useimport.meta.dirname(Node 21+) orfileURLToPath(import.meta.url)
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