MongoDB

Node Craftsman has been meticulously constructed using a powerful stack comprising Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB (note that I opted for MongoDB over Mongoose.js), Socket.io, Redis, Nunjucks, Bootstrap, and jQuery. Notably, my framework avoids employing Vue.js, React.js, or Angular, staying true to its distinctive architecture.

The process of developing this comprehensive platform, spanning web applications, desktop applications, and a mobile Android application, has been an exhilarating and enlightening journey. From the very inception of this project, I adhered to a well-thought-out strategy, ensuring that it was designed with scalability and modularity as its core principles. This vision resulted in an application that is both module-driven and event-driven.

In essence, each aspect of the application stands as an autonomous piece of software, meticulously crafted to function independently within the system. This modular approach is encapsulated in individual Node.js modules, encapsulating each unique functionality. This architecture not only enhances maintainability but also paves the way for a flexible and expandable system, ready to adapt to the evolving needs of our users.

This application is far from reaching completion; it currently resides in the initial alpha development stage. However, I am committed to its continued development and will diligently follow the planned schedule to ensure its eventual fruition. As progress unfolds, I will regularly update this page to keep you informed about the latest advancements and improvements in real-time.

This application has been meticulously designed with flexibility in mind, making it exceptionally adaptable for the seamless integration of additional functionalities, issue resolutions, and overall enhancements. With its robust foundation built to accommodate infinite scalability, you can expect ongoing improvements and the addition of new features whenever the need arises.

The main goal of building this project is to have something very simple or simpler than the native MongoDB NodeJs driver and far much simpler than MongooseJs. It is also meant to have all the power nodeJs billed for networking. MongoDB has all the powers of NodeJs Transform API, all the powers of MongoDB NodeJs native driver. An important characteristic of Mongodb is that with just 1-3 lines of code, a user can perform all the possible CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations available in MongoDB NodeJs Native drive.

Another important aim of this project is to give the full power of the NodeJs’ even-driven nature to the user. This also indirectly gives the user to user the ability to use event and async/await for more control of the reactor pattern.