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Performance Testing: Total.js vs. Koa

In this article, we’ll provide a comprehensive performance comparison between Total.js and Koa, two lightweight frameworks designed for performance and simplicity.

Total.js UI Builder: Creating a Form

In this blogpost, we’ll guide you step-by-step through building a Create Account Form, complete with input fields, a dropdown menu, and JSON output functionality.

Total.js V5: Schemas and Actions

Schemas and actions are powerful tools in Total.js V5, giving developers full control over how data flows through their application. Schemas manage incoming data, ensuring validation and proper structuring, while actions are responsible for executing the logic tied to this data. Combined, they form a crucial part of any Total.js application.

QueryBuilder in Action Part 1

In this blog, we’ll cover how to perform basic data operations using the Total.js QueryBuilder. This first part will introduce fundamental concepts, demonstrate core actions like inserting and retrieving data, and showcase practical examples to get you started.

Benchmarking Node.js Frameworks: selecting your framework for 2025!

This analysis showcases the performance of these frameworks in side-by-side benchmarks, ultimately revealing the strengths and weaknesses of each in terms of speed. With Total.js consistently showing promise, this comparison will shed light on why it may be the ideal choice for projects where performance is a top priority.

Performance Testing: Total.js vs. NestJS

This article delves into a comprehensive performance comparison between Total.js (versions 4 and 5) and NestJS, two popular frameworks with differing philosophies and use cases.

Total.js UI Builder: #2 designing your first interface

In this post, we’re going to guide you step-by-step through the process of designing a simple interface, so you can experience firsthand how intuitive and fun it is to work with Total.js UI Builder.

Total.js V5: Middlewares

Middlewares are useful features in Web development that helps manage what happens when a user makes a request to your server. In this blog, we’ll focus on how to create simple middleware for handling requests in standard routing. We'll also explore practical examples so you can test it yourself.

Total.js v5: #06 Understanding File Routing

In this post, we’ll dive into how file routing works in Total.js v5, look at examples, and briefly highlight the key differences from Total.js v4.

Total.js V5: Dynamic websocket routing

Dynamic WS routing works similarly to dynamic HTTP routing, where certain parts of the URL are treated as variables.