No, very notably both Express and its modern counterpart Koa don't work out of the box and devs using them have to learn, install and configure quite a few packages (middleware). This includes common functions like parsing the body of an HTTP request, parsing cookies, etc. This is the reason I created `server` in the first place, to do `npm install server` and not worry about these things on a per-project basis :)
Thanks for all the feedback, I'll replace "server" for "webserver" in my previous sentence. That alone is a great improvement over the current text IMHO.
No, very notably both Express and its modern counterpart Koa don't work out of the box and devs using them have to learn, install and configure quite a few packages (middleware). This includes common functions like parsing the body of an HTTP request, parsing cookies, etc. This is the reason I created `server` in the first place, to do `npm install server` and not worry about these things on a per-project basis :)
Thanks for all the feedback, I'll replace "server" for "webserver" in my previous sentence. That alone is a great improvement over the current text IMHO.