NodeJs Framework: What’s new in web frameworks in 2019 – CronJ Blog

This article is a complete overview of NodeJS Framework. NodeJs is a single threaded, concurrent asynchronous programming language which provides non-blocking I/O and event-driven architecture and was initially written by Rayn Dahl in 2009.

Yes, even I didn’t understand a word of it when I read it for the first time. So let’s break it down.

NodeJs became a boom when it was introduced to be a run-time environment which means something which could only be compiled on the browser to something which could run on a standalone machine. Woah !!!

Now from being just a scripting language which is used to make only web applications to write all the backend code, now NodeJs provides developers a comfort of developing a frontend and backend in a single language 😀😀.

NodeJs has a very big advantage of speed, versatility, performance, scalability, and non-blocking I/O model as compared to other conventional server-side programming languages like c#.

Also, NodeJs framework supports cross platforms, If you know java you can obviously relate here.