Node JS

Node.js is built to handle asynchronous I/O operations using a single thread called the Event Loop ensuring faster reading or writing to the database, network connections or file systems.

Node.js uses HTTP request and response as data streams resulting in faster processing of files during the uploading process. This power can be leveraged in deploying real-time video and audio recording.

Our Node.js, developers use JavaScript for both client and server side scripting, resulting in ease of data transport between server and browser. This ensures instant update of data on web pages with changes made in the server.

Being an open-source framework, there is a huge repository of dynamic tools and modules in the Node Package Manager (NPM). Further, the immense popularity of the platform is making the Node community stronger with more updated tools and modules.

Node.js enables module caching. When the modules are requested for the first time, they are automatically cached into the application memory thus preventing repeated module code execution for the next time it is called on.

For server-side applictions those need to pull in data from different sources, you may consider Node.js as a cost saving platform. Node.js can be used to proxy a number of services that have different response times. Thus, you may bypass the cost of setting up proxy infrastructure.