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Comprehensive Backend Topics Guide for Freshers

[Link] (JavaScript Runtime)


Basics

- What is [Link]?
- V8 engine and single-threaded model
- Global objects (__dirname, __filename, process, require)
- REPL and CLI tools

Core Modules

- fs, path, http, url, events, os


- Asynchronous file handling
- Creating a basic HTTP server

Event Loop & Async Patterns

- Call Stack, Event Queue, Callback Queue


- setTimeout, setImmediate, [Link]
- Promises, Callbacks, async/await

Error Handling

- try/catch
- Handling async errors with .catch() and try/catch

Package Management

- npm, npx, [Link], dependencies vs devDependencies


- Scripts in [Link]

Environment Management

- .env files, dotenv package

Best Practices

- Project structure (controllers, routes, services)


- Error handling architecture
- Logging (winston, morgan)

[Link] (Web Framework for [Link])


Basics
Comprehensive Backend Topics Guide for Freshers

- Installing and initializing an Express app


- Creating routes (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- Route parameters and query strings

Middleware

- Built-in and third-party middleware ([Link](), cors, helmet)


- Custom middleware
- Error-handling middleware

Request and Response Objects

- [Link], [Link], [Link]


- [Link](), [Link](), [Link]()

Routing Strategies

- Express Router ([Link]())


- Nested routes and route grouping

Error Handling

- Global error handler


- next() usage for bubbling up errors

CORS and Security

- CORS handling with cors package


- Helmet for securing HTTP headers

Authentication

- JWT (jsonwebtoken package)


- Sessions and cookies (express-session, cookie-parser)

Validation

- Using express-validator
- Schema-based validation

File Uploads

- Using multer

Rate Limiting and Throttling

- express-rate-limit package
Comprehensive Backend Topics Guide for Freshers

WebSockets
- Real-time communication using [Link]
- Initializing socket server with Express and Node
- Handling connection, message, disconnect events
- Broadcasting messages to rooms or users
- Using WebSockets for features like chat, notifications

MongoDB (NoSQL Database)


Basics

- Collections and documents


- BSON vs JSON

CRUD Operations

- insertOne, insertMany, find, findOne, updateOne, deleteOne

Mongoose (ODM)

- Schema and model definition


- Schema validation
- Virtuals and middleware (pre/post hooks)
- Population and references
- Indexing

Aggregation

- Aggregation pipeline
- $match, $group, $project, $sort, $lookup

Performance

- Index types (single field, compound, text)


- Query optimization

Transactions

- Multi-document transactions (MongoDB 4.0+)

FastAPI (Python Framework)


Basics
Comprehensive Backend Topics Guide for Freshers

- Creating endpoints (@[Link], @[Link], etc.)


- Path and query parameters
- Request and response models

Pydantic Models

- BaseModel, field validation


- Nested models and type annotations

Dependency Injection

- Using Depends()
- Shared dependencies (e.g., DB sessions, auth)

Middleware

- CORS middleware
- Custom middleware

Exception Handling

- HTTPException, global error handlers

Background Tasks

- Using BackgroundTasks for async tasks

Asynchronous Support

- async def for async I/O


- Starlette integration

Docs and Schema

- Swagger UI and ReDoc at /docs and /redoc

Security

- OAuth2PasswordBearer
- JWT integration with FastAPI

Database Integration

- FastAPI with SQLAlchemy or Tortoise ORM


- MongoDB support with Motor or ODMantic

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