The snippet about Node is confusing terminology. Node is not a framework, it's a runtime environment in which JS can run. It makes a mention of other "capable n

The snippet about Node is confusing terminology. Node is not a framework, it's a runtime environment in which JS can run. It makes a mention of other "capable nonblocking frameworks", but is conveniently vague about which ones. The argument about compute heavy workload also feels orthogonal to the whole issue of Node on the backend.