Will Node.js conquer the world of large scale enterprise systems?
Hurray for less barrier btw front/backend, consistently asynchronous and the power of dynamic run-time-compilation. In all, a lot of freedom in the JS lack of typing and dynamic run-time-compilation, but with great freedom comes great responsibility. And if the responsibility isn’t taken due to whatever reason (lack of coding practices, lack of competence or experience…) the journey will not be that nice eventually. So, to successfully use Node.js for your enterprise system, you really need to design and maintain your code base very carefully. I would say this is way harder and more important than working in any of the more common and forgiving back-end environments like .net/c# or jvm/java. Questions Is Node.js ready to conquer the world of large scale enterprise systems? Although Node.js doesn’t provide as many out-of-the-box component as for example java, and hasn’t been “hammered” as much, the Node community is very active and productive. And Node.js is already successfully ...