💡 This guide shows you how to migrate an existing Express.js app to Encore.ts, an Open Source backend framework for TypeScript, to unlock a 9x perf...
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Yeah I saw another article on encore. Looks like a great alternative. Though I'd suggest changing your title because that's not making your 'express app 9x faster'. Thats 'replacing your express app to me it 9x faster'. It reads like how to write express better. Also, another point is, making it typesafe is just a matter of using typescript, which you can continue to use with express id so desired.
The title is click bait.
It implies a change to your Express app - it does not imply you'll have to migrate your entire app by hand.
Is a title like this intended to convey what's in the article? or is it intended to trick Express users into reading about a competing framework?
Encore looks amazing, by the way - and Express is an outdated piece of junk. There are plenty of honest ways to market Encore against Express.
But let's be real, you're not going to simply trick someone into migrating their entire project to a different framework. That's a potentially huge commitment.
And nobody likes to be tricked. 😒
Fair point about the title! Although, the very first sentence in the article does make it clear what it is about. I don't imagine anyone being tricked into changing frameworks. :)
you only trick them into clicking.
that's what click bait means.
Nice to see someone reading carefully :D
Either way, it's still a commercial for using Encore rather than using Express. Hope this helps.
Thank you for sharing
Yay, another commercial in a dev community.
COSS era my fellow dev :)
Bzzzzzzz just another ads? Just change your tittle to another one. Its not make the express faster... its just migrate to another framework that faster than express js.. for god sake. Wasting my time ....
# TODO: Change misleading titleThe only reason I'm not trying encore is in my local, I can't
encore eject, it gives me error.We're dropping lots of improvements in this area later this week—should hopefully resolve your problems—stay tuned!
We'll try to help you out on Discord in the meantime (encore.dev/discord)
AS consumer , :) I LOVE competition :)
Ecore is a new freamwork of nodejs right?
May be i can try it. Looks interesting
I had this error
error: unable to resolve module ../db/schema
Join Discord and we'll help you out: encore.dev/discord
If performance and type safety was an issue I'd pick a real typed language like C# or go. Then there's always rust for some real performance...
Yeah there's lots of options. A lot of people these days seem to want to use TypeScript to be able to have one language across frontend/backend, helps with hiring and organizing teams. (This is based on several conversations CTOs at primarily smallish companies <100 engineers.)