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If you’re working with Node.js and Express, having a clean and organized project structure isn’t just “nice to have”—it’s essential.

A well-designed folder structure helps:
✅ Improve code readability
✅ Make collaboration easier
✅ Support scalability and maintainability

Here’s a basic MVC (Model-View-Controller) structure that I recommend for most Express.js projects:

/project-root
├── /controllers ➝ Handles logic & routes
├── /models ➝ DB schemas & queries
├── /routes ➝ Route definitions
├── /views ➝ Templating files (EJS, Pug, etc.)
├── /middlewares ➝ Custom middleware functions
├── .config ➝ Config/env setup
├── .env ➝ Static files & secrets
├── .gitignore
└── app.js ➝ Entry point of the app

Using this structure, you can keep concerns separated and code more modular. Trust me, your future self (or team) will thank you when scaling or debugging the application!

👨‍💻 Are you using Express.js? What’s your go-to folder structure or tips for organizing large codebases?

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