Node.js developers can now choose between an ever-expanding collection of excellent frameworks and scaffolding: React, Vue, Express, Angular, Meteor, and more.

One of the preferred use cases for Node is web services, so we’ll revisit the sample application from my Apache and RESTful Web Services article, but instead of working with Apache, PHP, and XML ...

Node.js offers simplicity without sacrificing performance. It allows developers to use JavaScript for both frontend and backend, which reduces complexity and speeds up development cycles.