I'm extremely new to web development. I've bought a domain name (let say 'domain.com' and what I want is to have two links: one 'api.domain.com' with MySql database and Node server for API; and second is: 'domain.com' with some client-side app which will call to 'api.domain.com' for data. Same for native mobile apps which will call 'api.domain.com'. What NodeJS frameworks will you suggest to best serve this needs. And how are those "domain tricks" called, so I can read about how to organise it.
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