It doesn’t have multithreading, period. You can compute in parallel and work around it by using serverless functions or worker threads or whatever, but often it

It doesn’t have multithreading, period. You can compute in parallel and work around it by using serverless functions or worker threads or whatever, but often it feels like you’re going against the grain and/or reinventing the wheel. I definitely see the merit in preferring another language with a clear, native multithreading model - and with perhaps significantly better general performance to boot. If anything, the critique in my opinion misses how the Node web frameworks tend to be really unopinionated and non-prescriptive which can be great for some teams and projects but really bad for others (they do mention that NestJS is a technology to watch and that they use it widely, so I actually think they’re of the same opinion)