Node.js is a cross-platform server-side JavaScript runtime environment that facilitates back-end web development with JavaScript. It is lightweight and is quite efficient for developing data-intensive applications. Node.js is quite similar to Ruby’s EventMachine and Python’s Twisted, but Node.js is more capable. It has an event-driven architecture that supports asynchronous I/O operations, which makes it capable of handling multiple… Read More »
JavaScript is a well-known programming language that is designed to execute on the client-side. However, if we want to run JS at the server-side, we require an environment that enables the execution of the JavaScript code outside browsers. For this purpose, we have NodeJS, which is a JavaScript runtime environment, and NodeJS frameworks. JavaScript is the most prominent… Read More »
As such, Node.js has become one of the most used tools for developing back-end services. Node.js is replacing PHP on a large scale because many big tech companies like PayPal and Google are using this tool for backend development. Nonetheless, PHP is not out of the game. It is still one of the most-used technologies powering the backends… Read More »
Python and Node.js are the trending topics amongst developers. Though python and node.js have no comparison at all on the basis of what they are supposed to do, there is one field where the concept of Python challenges the concept of Node.js and this intersection junction is what we are going to discuss. When it comes to back-end… Read More »
