Node.js is still a great choice in 2022 #shorts #nodejs

[mysterio]

Cost effictive. That's a late april fools joke, right?

[richapriyadarshini]

Thanks for the great info shared Utsav!!

[thalibmuhammad]

"still a great choice" sounds like there are better choice, what is it?

[wennwenn]

I am sticking with C#. Thank you.
These open community-supported languages/frameworks will come and go (My gut says node is going to be just like another PHP in couple of years) but Microsoft would never let that happen to C#.

In my dream world, All these general-purpose would be consolidated and we would be left out with 3-5 depending on use-cases. Also, the government would be an AI.

[katzhunter]

Says the man with a smile on his face 😂

[ead]

It's used on the backend and yet is one of the requirements for frontend jobs. Noticed this while browsing through on LinkedIn. That's not kool..

[williamseipp]

I tried learning RoR before and while I got pretty far in a tutorial, trying to learn how MVC works while working with Ruby and JS at the same time was too much.

I'm just interested in quick iteration of ideas that I have as a beginner and mern fits the bill. Then I'll probably use flask as a backend, then try the same thing in Django.

But first, JavaScript. If it's so damned painful then I had better spend a lot of time with it and smile with relief when I deal with Python.

[funguru]

Not frontend..node is use for back-end only

[SY]

Microsoft is behind typescript in a big way
You still recommend nodejs ?