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Ne0n5amura12018-04-11 01:00:12
Node.js
Ne0n5amura1, 2018-04-11 01:00:12

Is node.js in demand?

I've just now dived into node.js and I'm wondering if it's worth the time or is there already a more advanced backend solution?

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Egor Zhivagin, 2018-04-11
@Ne0n5amura1

If you skip the phrase "more advanced backend solution", then the answer is short:
Yes, Node.js is in demand. Popular with web studios, small and medium non-IT businesses, and, I think, freelancing. Of course, more serious projects are also written on it, but, from my own experience, I say that the main niche for Node is the one where the employer does not want to overpay for a backend developer and makes a full stack from a frontender

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xmoonlight, 2018-04-11
@xmoonlight

In short, it's like this: real-time (sensors, games, controls, etc.) and full-stack on js - the right choice.
Otherwise - there are many more convenient alternative tools.
Conclusion : it all depends on the direction of the highly specialized field of activity for which you are going to use this or that tool.

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Oleg, 2018-04-11
@werty1001

Yes, it is in demand, of course, there is no coolest and most advanced backend solution, because different languages ​​solve different problems and each is good in its own way.

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Danil, 2018-04-11
@Veneomin

A simple check, we drive the magic words into the upwork:
Node.js - 1,193 jobs found
Python - 2,116 jobs found
Php - 8,314 jobs found
Conclusion - if you really like it, then go for it, otherwise you understood where it is easier.

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