by GuestHu » 17 Mar 2021, 12:34 1. Easy Scalability
Traditionally, whenever there is an attempted connection or request, it creates a new thread that will occupy or use some amount of RAM which will eventually run out. But this server-side platform will operate on a single thread, meaning it can handle a large number of concurrent connections with high throughput. Thus, less amount of RAM will be used.
2. Use Single Programming Language
Front-end applications are developed with Javascript but using Node.js for the back end would not require you to learn a new different language. Developers will not need to waste their time learning a new language and struggle to switch between different languages.
3. Rich ecosystem
There are more than 800,000 open-source libraries that are available and meet all the needs of developers.
4. Caching
A cache is a memory that stores the information and instead of traditionally executing the whole code, the server application will return the information from that memory. Caching will help generate or display the needed data quickly. Node requests can be optimized using the available caching services.
5. Huge Community Support
You will receive a lot of help from other coders to solve the code problem you encountered. This community will still continue to grow as Node.js is getting popular to be used.
6. Highly Extensible
Node.js support JSON format so developers can use built-in API to use JSON to communicate or connect with other apps, clients, and servers on the network.
