same time. ThinkJS provides us very simple methods to implement i18n and custom themes. Express and koa are simple frameworks, they all only provide the very basic functions. So for developing complex projects project’s complexity. Besides, no one can ensure all the third party plugins are safety and efficient. Koa 1.x solved asynchronous callbacks problem by using */yield feature. But the newer async/await feature Configurable Routers Supports international and custom themes Comparing With Other Frameworks Express/Koa Sails But Sails still uses callbacks in asynchronous code. That’s too hard to develop, and can’t

same time. ThinkJS provides us very simple methods to implement i18n and custom themes. Express and koa are simple frameworks, they all only provide the very basic functions. So for developing complex projects project’s complexity. Besides, no one can ensure all the third party plugins are safety and efficient. Koa 1.x solved asynchronous callbacks problem by using */yield feature. But the newer async/await feature Configurable Routers Supports international and custom themes Comparing With Other Frameworks Express/Koa Sails But Sails still uses callbacks in asynchronous code. That’s too hard to develop, and can’t

same time. ThinkJS provides us very simple methods to implement i18n and custom themes. Express and koa are simple frameworks, they all only provide the very basic functions. So for developing complex projects project’s complexity. Besides, no one can ensure all the third party plugins are safety and efficient. Koa 1.x solved asynchronous callbacks problem by using */yield feature. But the newer async/await feature Configurable routers Supports international and custom themes Comparing with other frameworks Express/Koa Sails Disadvantages You can read more about ES6/7 features here: learn-es2015 ECMAScript 6 Guide

deno run --allow-read=./ https://deno.land/std/examples/cat.ts app.ts Is there an Express/Hapi/Koa/* for Deno? Yes, definitely. Check out projects like deno-drash deno-express oak pogo servest simple example of how to build a REST API using Oak. Oak is interesting because it's inspired by Koa, the popular Node.js middleware, and due to this it's very familiar if you've used that before. The

integrates with frontend libs React, Vue and Angular. Can be used to create mobile apps as well. koa, built by the same team behind Express, aims to be even simpler and smaller, building on top of years 2012 Adoption continues very rapidly 2.0.5. 2013 First big blogging platform using Node: Ghost Koa is born 2.0.6. 2014 The Big Fork: io.js is a major fork of Node.js, with the goal of introducing