Fullstack Business Logic: MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, and Node.js

Joe Alongi
5 min readNov 27, 2020

There is pressure to build everything full-stack nowadays, as was to build marketing technology with all accounts established.

When you hold a sifter for mined ore, you imagine spillover, slipping though. The precious context before was building a site without analytics, building a campaign without networks, establishing an audience without call-to-action.

Applications are similar, users are the oil, data is the features, and as it constructs applicably the emergence of substance comes from the audience.

Mongo, Express, React and Node Software Engineering

I rarely use servers, I hardly use MongoDB I believe this is mostly because I have worked with either a small set of data built interactively for the site or a massive set of data managed through a larger server cluster. Scale is the thought here, building something that fits one user through to the next.

As we know as developers, as applicators, Firebase for example has a whole feature set that fills this void and affords the user options to simplify app development for…

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