I know it has dominated the blog industry, but is it really dominating actual backends being developed?
I think if you look you will find a good majority of great companies are using Ruby on Rails, Spring, DotNet, or Laravel and are completely happy with that choice.
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So, you are only talking about NodeJs backends, right?
Sure, the article focuses on Node. However, I feel like Node (+JS) has dominated the web industry and it's a go-to language at this point.
I know it has dominated the blog industry, but is it really dominating actual backends being developed?
I think if you look you will find a good majority of great companies are using Ruby on Rails, Spring, DotNet, or Laravel and are completely happy with that choice.