301314/what-is-the-difference-between-node-js-and-express-js
Feature
Node.js
Express.js
Definition
A runtime environment for executing JavaScript outside the browser.
A web framework built on top of Node.js for handling HTTP requests and routing.
Type
Runtime environment
Framework
Purpose
Enables JavaScript to run on the server-side.
Simplifies server-side development with built-in features.
Core Functionality
Provides an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model.
Provides middleware, routing, and templating for web applications.
Usage
Used for building general-purpose applications, including servers, CLI tools, and APIs.
Used for developing web servers and RESTful APIs efficiently.
Built-in Features
Has core modules like fs, http, path, and events.
Requires external middleware (like body-parser, cors) for extended functionality.
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