EddieHubCommunity / api

API to manage our community data
https://api.eddiehub.io
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Technology ideas #1

Closed eddiejaoude closed 3 years ago

eddiejaoude commented 4 years ago
bineetNaidu commented 4 years ago
BOLT04 commented 4 years ago

@bineetNaidu those are good suggestions, but I think this project would more of a back-end API. So I agree with choosing Express + node.js + Typescript + MongoDB 😃 The reason I'd choose express is that I think more contributors would know it, but I'm down to learning something new. Challenges are always welcome 😄

bineetNaidu commented 4 years ago

@bineetNaidu those are good suggestions, but I think this project would more of a back-end API. So I agree with choosing Express + node.js + Typescript + MongoDB The reason I'd choose express is that I think more contributors would know it, but I'm down to learning something new. Challenges are always welcome

Yes i agree with you if we are goin with backend then for sure that i will be goin with Express + node.js + Typescript + MongoDB as i am familiar with the stack , from the past 2 to 3 months i have build a lots projects based with this stack.

Yes i am really excited and looking forward to contribute and work on to this project.

BOLT04 commented 4 years ago

awesome @bineetNaidu, it's great to hear that 😃

vivek80801 commented 4 years ago
BOLT04 commented 4 years ago

Hi @vivek80801 😃, you have some cool ideas there. However for this project we are looking to build a RESTful API to serve EddieBot and EddieBotUI (and any other project we want actually 😅). Since both of those need to access data in a database, this API would be the data access layer... kinda 😅. At least for now that would be the primary goal.

Perhaps we can start other projects using the options you mentioned, so if you want, raise an issue on the support repo with your ideas to start the conversation and to get more feedback from others 👍

vivek80801 commented 4 years ago

@BOLT04

Ok.

eddiejaoude commented 3 years ago

Going to close this, looks like we are going with NestJS