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In this part we're now ready to return to the React front-end application (which we've started to implemented in the first part).

This is the second part of the The _MERN Stack Tutorial - Building A React CRUD Application From Start To Finish_ series. In the first part we've started to implement the front-end React application of the MERN stack todo application. In this second part we'll be focusing on the back-end and build a server by using Node.js and Express.

In this tutorial series we're going to explore the MERN stack by building a real-world application from start to finish.

Chart.js is an opens source JavaScript library which makes it very easy to include animated and responsive charts in your website. If you'd like to combine Chart.js with Angular there is another package which you can use: ng2-charts. Adding this package to your project gives you access to Angular directives which you can use to include charts from the Chart.js library. In the following tutorial you'll see some practical examples of how to use the different chart types of Chart.js with the help of ng2-charts.

REST and GraphQL are two ways to send data over HTTP. The REST-based approach is the traditional way of doing so and has gained a very high adoption rate in many application stacks in the last years.