future of node.js

  From the creator of Node.js, Deno is a secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that addresses Node’s shortcomings. If you like  Node.js  but not its package manager  npm , or you want a more secure JavaScript runtime environment than Node.js, you might find the new open source project  Deno  of interest (the word Deno is an anagram of Node). On the other hand, if you’re using Node.js in production, there’s nothing to see here, move along – Deno is still “very much under development.” Deno is a program for running JavaScript and TypeScript code outside of a browser. It’s the most recent effort spearheaded by Ryan Dahl, who founded the Node.js project in 2009, and it is an attempt to reimagine Node.js in light of the advances in JavaScript since 2009, including the TypeScript compiler. Like Node.js, Deno is essentially a shell around the  Google V8 JavaScript engine , although unlike Node.js it includes the TypeScript compiler in its executable im...

I will explain that with a single answer You heard of Facebook, right? It is written on core PHP. Most people are saying that PHP is dead but believe me PHP job market is still there and even It is still alive how can we imagine nodejs will die. It's just design and patterns that you follow in your application, language matters a lot but not at all. Probably in the future node js will be obsolete as the majority of websites do not need asynchronous. Also PHP with whole blows out node js in terms of speed. swollen PHP kills all the advantages of nodejs as far as it is about a number of requests per second. If you're building an app with RDBMS like MySQL especially a large one with many relations, NodeJS even with the help of ORM like Sequelize is still too much pain

Node.js is one of the most demanded frameworks in the world. Nearly  54.1%  of  developers  use it to create highly scalable and top-notch web applications. Uber, Trello, and other renowned apps were built with Node.js. Simple code sharing, a large development community, a mild learning curve, and fast performance are among the main benefits of this technology. So, what future awaits Node.js? To know the answer, read our article! Node.js  is a cross-platform, and open-source  JavaScript  runtime environment used for backend development. It lets software engineers write command-line tools to create dynamic web pages before sending them to a web browser. Another advantage of Node.js is its asynchronous processing model that helps to build seamless microservice architecture, video streaming services, and real-time chats. Node.js was invented by Ryan Dahl, a US software engineer, in 2009. During his speech at the world-leading event for developers – ‘ JSCo...