Ok, so for me the problem for Node is: a) So you reimplemented all of the goodness of twisted in javascript? :) b) and you have to debug that new pile of code?

Ok, so for me the problem for Node is: a) So you reimplemented all of the goodness of twisted in javascript? :) b) and you have to debug that new pile of code? c) with a language (in it's original form) that has a bunch of issues, despite being fun to develop in Maybe Node with an ES6 backend? Maybe that's better. However, from my perspective, event based development works for some apps but is a total PITA for traditional workloads (websites). I would think about Node for a messaging use case, or message processing.