Technology

Node.js

Node.js is a server-side platform known for its development ease of use, event-driven architecture, and vast open-source ecosystem of third-party libraries. Because it’s powered by JavaScript, Node.js makes it easy to work with WebSockets for real-time application use cases. The platform also attracts a large developer community that actively contributes to documentation and improvements.

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The benefits of Node.js Development

Convenient code

Since it's JavaScript-based, Node.js lets developers continue using the same language in which they've been developing. This cuts down drastically on onboarding and decreases the time needed to implement features.

A comprehensive ecosystem

The Node.js main package manager and repository, known as npm, gives developers access to various open-source libraries. Rather than spending time reinventing the wheel, Fresh developers often leverage existing solutions for new projects.

Event-drive I/O

Because Node.js relies on a single process to serve many connections, it gives applications the power to service more users at once than a traditional API server architecture can, which increases productivity.

Convenient code

Since it's JavaScript-based, Node.js lets developers continue using the same language in which they've been developing. This cuts down drastically on onboarding and decreases the time needed to implement features.

A comprehensive ecosystem

The Node.js main package manager and repository, known as npm, gives developers access to various open-source libraries. Rather than spending time reinventing the wheel, Fresh developers often leverage existing solutions for new projects.

Event-drive I/O

Because Node.js relies on a single process to serve many connections, it gives applications the power to service more users at once than a traditional API server architecture can, which increases productivity.