I understand that it is not desirable.
But I wanted to know if at all it is possible.
This is possible with SvelteKit, which is an application framework for Svelte.
No - Svelte is a HTML/CSS/JS front-end Javascript framework used to create user interfaces, not connect to databases (wherever they may be).
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I am relatively new to mobile development and would like to know further information about this specific topic.
I am working on a React Native based mobile application and am now getting around to implementing the back-end for this application. I will need to send data back and forth from the client (the mobile application) to the server (a cloud server). I am aware I can accomplish this with technologies such as a MongoDB database or a Firebase database, however, I would like to try to implement this on a personal cloud server.
How would I go about establishing a connection to a server in node.js so that I may send and receive data?
Thus far, I have looked the node library Express.js, but I am unsure if this is of any relevance as to what I am looking for in terms of a solution to what I am trying to achieve.
First of all, I think you need to have a backend project for making your backend you choose Nodejs
Node JS is a fast JavaScript runtime environment that we use to build server-side applications, but it does not know how to perform serving files, handling requests, and handling HTTP methods, so this is where express js comes in.
Express JS is a Node.js framework designed to build API's web applications cross-platform mobile apps quickly and make node js easy.
Why Express JS?
Express was created to make APIs and web applications with ease
It saves a lot of coding time almost by half and still makes web and
mobile applications are efficient.
The reason behind creating an express framework for node js is:
Time-efficient
Fast
Economical
Easy to learn
Asynchronous
After completing your backend project with either postgres or mongodb database connection and node js you can deploy it to your cloud server and access it from the apis form the front end mobile or web applications.
Another thing I want to mention you can also create some web pages using node handlebars as well.
I wish to create a realtime crud application, using node.js and express as the backend with MongoDB as the database in order to serve flutter frontend
I tried searching on google and GitHub, I found socket.io, but just for chat applications. my goal is to make a mobile app with synchronized data (like apps using firebase) using node js and MongoDB as Backend. Thank you!
Socket.Io is a good option for real-time communication. In fact it is a very popular choice. Socket.IO is not created to build chat application. Most of the time, as an example of real-time app everyone bring the concept of chatting. Main purpose of Socket.IO is to transfer data in real-time. It can be any data.
If you are new to this world then I would suggest you to take a look at FeathersJS. You can switch from REST to Real-time or vice versa anytime you want with a couple of lines of code change. A lot of things are hidden from you to make your development easier. Their documentation is good as well.
And the fun part is, FeathersJS is based on ExpressJS and you can choose database driver as you want (mongoose is available as an option).
I am creating a nodejs app and as per clients suggestion trying to implement it in AmpersandJs. I have installed framework and created application by following documentation &js installation.
The app is running with some sample data
I found that the sample data is coming from ampersand-app module from an index.js file.
But I want to do database connectivity with it -- How should I achieve this? I have Googled but not found any good link for it.
Did &js is good choice to develop application or it is for an specific type of projects?
But I want to do database connectivity with it -- How should I achieve this?
Ampersand.js is running in the browser. If you want to access data stored in a database you have two options:
Request data from a database running on a server somewhere accessible over the network. In this case you want to use the url property of models/collections
Use an in-browser database (maybe you want to have look at pouchdb as API)
Did &js is good choice to develop applications?
Definitely yes!
Am I correct in the assumption that without access to the MongoDB server, there is not much point developing with Meteor?
Meteor is a great framework for building, packaging and deploy apps and sites. From a development POV, the templating and responsive DB work make prototyping so much easier than most MVC's.
I understand that underneath the hood, websockets and DDP provide the realtime sync'ing magic which means that you need access to the MongoDB server, something you don't have with PaaS solutions like GoogleAppEngine, Parse or Kinvey.
So, for the backend developer, they don't derive much benefit from Meteor since they need to maintain the server stack and scalability issues.
Is there a path to create and deploy products with Meteor without having to build and maintain the backend infrastructure? Heroku is still pretty close to the bone when it comes to managing infrastructure.
Wondering if there's a way to have CRUD operations through a REST driver that maps out to whatever PaaS you want and have the PaaS post log changes to a server that strictly handles websocket connections. Basically, pass the CRUD operation to a PaaS and maintain your own websocket server/s.
MeteorPedia has a page on deploying to PaaS: http://www.meteorpedia.com/read/Category:PaaS_providers
Recently, Google AppEngine has added support for custom VMs.
You can also use MongoHQ or similar for the database.
I'm trying to build a website myself but I also want to build a native mobile application that will access the same DB in the future.
What I'm thinking now is using Node.js to build Web Services wrapper for the DB and every DB operation will be executed via web service API. And for the website framework, I'm going to use Rails.
Please let me know whether this is a good architecture or not. I'm not sure whether encapsulate data with Web Services is a good idea. Will there be any performance issue? And if it's feasible, which DB should I use? And can rails communicate with DB via web services?
Thanks a lot!
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Why do people down vote this question??
I think you have more technology than needed in your architecture right now.
Personally I would create a REST api on top of the DB (using either node or Rails - both are super easy to do this with and both can use pretty well any db)
Then you can write any number of "apps" for the front end process, whether they are web apps, ios apps, android apps, etc... They will all get their data from your REST api on the backend.
You might even consider writing the front end as a single page app using Angular, Knockout or Backbone, something like that. If you do that with node, your entire stack will essentially be written in javascript. It can get confusing for a newb, but it's super powerful.