If JS disappeared on the browser, would anybody use NodeJS?
The best thing about NodeJS is that it allows you to use the same code on client and server. Not the only reason, to be sure, but without that advantage I suspect a lot of decisions will lean away from NodeJS and toward something else.
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The best thing about NodeJS is that it allows you to use the same code on client and server. Not the only reason, to be sure, but without that advantage I suspect a lot of decisions will lean away from NodeJS and toward something else.