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Description:	ExpressJS makes it incredibly easy to get started setting up an http server. But as your app grows in size and complexity an `app.js` full of routing calls can become unwieldy and hard to manage. This workshop will walk you through how ExpressJS middleware actually works and show you how to: Use the `express.Router` object to modularize routes by resource type (REST noun) Correctly order app routes and multi-function routes by knowing how middleware "flows" Use the `next()` function to selectively apply common app logic like authentication and authorization Understand what third-party middlewares like `body-parser` are actually doing Introduce custom properties on the request object Use parameter based middleware Setup common error handling markdown
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