#Help Java Script Guide
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With async await, you can use the browser's fetch API to talk to some Express backend. Some database drivers also use asynchronous JS in Node.
Not sure where classes go since I wrote mostly async functional & imperative JS.
I didn't start working on the back end
You can practice by making async requests to a free public api of your choice and fetching data and displaying it in the UI. Then once you are comfortable with that you can move to creating your own api routes than you can make requests to.