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Don't forget that JS != browser necessarily... If you're writing a Node app you could very well end up doing this kind of thing a lot (think any kind of ETL pro
by chrismeller 8y ago
Don't forget that JS != browser necessarily... If you're writing a Node app you could very well end up doing this kind of thing a lot (think any kind of ETL process).
- pier25 8y agoTrue, but if you need to handle large data sets in the server Node is definitely the wrong choice.