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Seeing well architected code bases is how I went from total noob to "professional". You can't know what's good code if you've never seen good code before. Ther

Seeing well architected code bases is how I went from total noob to "professional". You can't know what's good code if you've never seen good code before. There really should be a list of "good" codebases for people to look at and study. If anyone has any good backend Node.js codebase recommendations, I'd love to take a look.

pinkfoot 7y ago
Read the git source code.
Kaze404 7y ago
It's not exactly what you're asking for, but recently I started using Nest.js and it's been a godsend. It's a very opinionated framework, which means you can skip all the bootstrapping and go straight to building the actual application.