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I am starting to write a small blog on the experience of my university leaning as an undergraduate at SLIIT. Thought of sharing my experience with others regarding the leaning that I am having on Application Frameworks. Specially on application development using industrial standards, industry leading frameworks and principles. Mainly this blog will be focusing on JavaScript Languages such as NodeJS, ReactJS, ExpressJS and on popular  No-SQL database MongoDB.



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