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Node.js-based server runtime

Middleware stack for request/response handling

Router modules for endpoints

Integration with template engines and databases

Event-driven and non-blocking I/O architecture

Client HTTP request -> Express app

Middleware stack processes request

Route handler generates response

Response sent back to client

Error middleware handles failures

Middleware-based modular design

Route-driven architecture

Event-loop non-blocking I/O

Supports MVC or service-oriented structures

Easily composable with other Node.js modules

REST API backend for web/mobile apps

Microservices with Node.js and Express

Server-side rendering with EJS/Pug

Authentication servers (JWT/OAuth)

Real-time apps using WebSockets (Socket.io)

Minimalist and unopinionated

Middleware-driven request processing

Modular architecture via npm packages

Flexible routing and error handling

Integration-friendly with databases and frontend

Use clustering or PM2 for multiple processes

Implement caching for performance

Use load balancers in production

Separate services in microservice architecture

Monitor logs and metrics for traffic management

Upgrade from Express 3.x to 4.x for modular middleware

Adapt route definitions to modern syntax

Move callbacks to async/await for clarity

Replace deprecated APIs

Test all endpoints for compatibility