Node.js
Node.js, a server-side JavaScript interpreter, revolutionizes traditional functioning.
Influenced by systems like Ruby's Event Machine and Python's Twisted,
it shares a similar design.
Node.js: An Execution Environment For Javascript
Node.js is a Javascript interpreter that works on the server side and completely changes how it should work. Node.js framework uses a non-blocking and event-oriented operations model, which makes it lightweight and efficient.
Node.js developers are free to worry about the process crashing as it doesn't exist. Almost no functions in Node.js do I / O directly, so the process never hangs. Therefore, it is very conducive to develop scalable systems in Node.js.
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Main features of Node.js
- HTTP is a featured feature in Node.js system, designed with low latency and streaming operations in mind. This makes Node.js very suitable for the base of a library or a web framework.
- Used by companies such as NASA, LinkedIn, eBay, Netflix, PayPal, among others.
- It is compatible with multiple platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac, among others.
- Those who have knowledge of JavaScript can quickly learn to handle NodeJs.
- Allows rapid application development.
Our implementation process
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Configuration
Project folders are structured. Package.json is initialized with essential dependencies.
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Development
Controllers, routes, and middleware are created using Express or other frameworks.
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Integration
MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or external services are connected using SDKs.
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Optimization
Tests, logs, and performance improvements are implemented. Then, the application is deployed.
