JavaScript is the most popular programing language right now, it has countless tools and a lively community. Node.JS inherited the perks of JavaScript, so you can count on fast performance, fluent data processing, readable, reusable, easily maintainable code, and a vast library of free tools. It is also a component of the MEAN stack, which has everything you need to build a quality web application.
Node.JS has a limitless capacity for scalability; the developers can run multiple nodes, allowing the environment to automatically balance the workload not loading the CPU cores too much, which is crucial for the performance of the web app. You can also expand the functionality of your application at any time. This is perfect for advancing your app over the years and adding new features to it to meet your business needs.
As a runtime system, Node.JS has to process thousands of requests simultaneously, and it handles the data with spectacular efficiency. It adopts an asynchronous structure allowing the processes to run simultaneously without blocking each other. It also uses an event-based model meaning that the app reacts to the user’s input without useless background operations and promptly reacts to the web app users’ needs.
When it comes to asynchronous structures, whenever any function is executed, the system gives a callback, and as more and more functions get piled up, you’ll end up in so-called callback hell. Node.JS, though, offers frameworks that map the functions and sort out the callbacks automatically. This prevents the piling of the callbacks eliminating performance lags.
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