Funny how back in 2015 node.js was seen as some exciting unstable thing.
In 2022 it's honestly the most practical choice for me - I'd like to play with other stuff but if I had to a put a backend together quickly I'd undoubtedly reach for node.
(Though I realise I'm missing the forest for the trees here - your boring technology is not necessarily mine).
In 2022 it's honestly the most practical choice for me - I'd like to play with other stuff but if I had to a put a backend together quickly I'd undoubtedly reach for node.
(Though I realise I'm missing the forest for the trees here - your boring technology is not necessarily mine).