In what projects does MOST Programming use Node.js?
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment (hence its ending in .js, referring to the JavaScript language). This real-time runtime environment includes everything you need to run a program written in JavaScript on the server. It also provides many benefits and solves many problems concepts and necessary skills that motivate us to delve into its options and start programming.
Node.js was created by the original developers of JavaScript. They transformed it from code that could only run in the browser to code that could run on computers or servers as stand-alone applications. Thanks to Node.js you can take JavaScript programming a step further by not only creating interactive websites, but also having the ability to do things that other scripting languages like Python can do.
Back to JavaScript advantages in web-based projects article, Node.js can use all pluses and strengths of modern JavaScript.
The backend of our site is also written in Node.js, which has a positive effect on performance and ease of adding new functionality to the project. It is perfect choice for small-to-medium web-based projects.
As an example of a project, we can use the website of our company, where the backend is written using Node.js. Since we used Nuxt.js as the front-end part of the project and for the side rendering server it uses a server written in Node.js, it was comfortable for us to customize and improve the back-end part of the project. Since node.js allows you to write in JavaScript, it sort of unifies the development team and allows you to spend less resources on creating a project.