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So, from now on
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we are gonna use Express in our application.
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So the logical question is now
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what is Express and why should we use it?
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So, Express is a minimal node.js framework,
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which means it is actually built on top of node.js.
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Basically it's a higher level of abstraction,
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but, behind the scenes,
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Express is written 100% using node.js code, okay?
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It's also the most popular node.js framework, by the way.
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There are a couple of others,
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but Express has kind of become the standard here.
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So, Express contains a very robust
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and very useful set of features.
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Things like complex routing,
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easier handling of requests and responses,
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adding middleware, server-side rendering,
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and much, much more are all included out of the box.
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And this of course allows us to write node.js applications
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so much faster than before
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because we don't have to reinvent the wheel, basically.
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We don't have to repeat the same code over and over again
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each time that we need to implement
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some really complex routing, for example,
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or some templating system or something like that.
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So all of that is already included in Express,
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ready for us to use.
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For example, remember how we did
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some extremely simple routing
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right in the intersection of this course,
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but it was still not really straightforward to implement it.
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But, with Express, it's gonna
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be like ten times more simple you will see.
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Also, Express makes it easier
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to organize our application into the MVC architecture,
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which is a very popular software architecture pattern
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that we're gonna explore during this course.
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So, in conclusion, Express will make
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our lives with node.js so much easier
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and experience really is so much more pleasant.
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So I can't wait to show it to you throughout this section.
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