Linux or Windows to work with Node.js?

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Umid2017-09-03 13:57:05

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Umid, 2017-09-03 13:57:05

Good afternoon.
I've been studying node for a while now. I work with windows.
Until I went far, I wanted to ask on which OS it is more comfortable to work on node'e?
And what problems can arise when running node on windows?
I consider a long-term perspective, i.e. writing complex and large projects.

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sim3x, 2017-09-03
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linux / linux in vagrant
The closer the OS is to the production OS, the less need to catch unnecessary bugs

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Soslan Aldatov, 2017-09-03
@sptm

Given that the Windows Subsystem for Linux has been around for quite some time, there is no difference now.

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a0lwq, 2017-09-03
@a0lwq

Vagrant. For you still need to do a full-fledged emulation of the server environment. And you will not achieve this even on desktop Linux.
Vagrant works great on both Windows and Linux

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Artem @Jump, 2017-09-03
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Linux or Windows to work with Node.js?

It doesn't matter - it works great both there and there.
But a specific project needs to be run and debugged in exactly the same environment in which it will work.

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Vahe, 2017-09-03
@vahe_2000

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12581416/node-...

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Anubis, 2018-09-24
@Anubis

macOS for development is ideal, including for complex large projects in the long run. For a workhorse, a Mac Mini with an ssd will take off just fine.