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JavaScript feels weird at first. Arrays become empty strings. NaN does not equal NaN. The language feels broken.
I used Node.js for my backend. It changed my view. Three features make it great:
The Event Loop: Node handles thousands of requests with one thread. It uses a non-blocking model. It does not wait for database calls. It moves to the next task. This saves memory.
The Module System: Modules organize your code. Node uses a singleton pattern. You share the same object across files. You use factory patterns for new instances. You keep data private. Your code stays clean.
Full Stack JavaScript: You use one language for front and back. You share validation logic between React and Node. You write code once. JSON flows naturally. Teams move faster.
Node gives JavaScript a purpose. It makes the language coherent. Every tool has flaws. Node still wins.
Source: https://dev.to/rohit_giri/nodejs-from-hate-to-love-2i7j