Node JS is suitable ... for relatively heavy loads
Given my personal preference of avoiding node ecosystem, I would reach for golang if this was my goal. But if someone strongly prefers dynamic typing and wants to be prepared for heavy load, then node + js might be a strong candidate. I rarely see node + js, it's usually node + ts.
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Well, depends on you needs (like always). If you're going to create any lambda (in AWS) or Cloud Function (in GCP) sure you'll use Node for convenience. The same occurs -usually- when working with websockets or specific async APIs which computational complexity makes unpreferable to use a more complex environment such JVM.
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Given my personal preference of avoiding node ecosystem, I would reach for golang if this was my goal. But if someone strongly prefers dynamic typing and wants to be prepared for heavy load, then node + js might be a strong candidate. I rarely see node + js, it's usually node + ts.
Using TS is just a preference on development time and it has nothing to do with performance for obvious reasons.
Understand, I was just observing that node doesn't seem to be a hub for dynamic typing enthusiasts anymore, similar to clojure might be.
Well, depends on you needs (like always). If you're going to create any lambda (in AWS) or Cloud Function (in GCP) sure you'll use Node for convenience. The same occurs -usually- when working with websockets or specific async APIs which computational complexity makes unpreferable to use a more complex environment such JVM.