I don't think stuff life talking to a database is actually the problem in Node.js, I think you can trust mongo/mysql packages in NPM just as much as in PHP if y

I don't think stuff life talking to a database is actually the problem in Node.js, I think you can trust mongo/mysql packages in NPM just as much as in PHP if you choose the right versions parameters in your package.json. The packages/package manager are not the problem, it's more about the bad habits that you start to get when coding with Node/NPM, basically for every function you write, 9 times out of 10 you can just import a package after 1 import and a command, and so you start to have 200 potential liabilities because you became too lazy to code because it's really easy. But if you stay at least a bit vigilant it's just as safe to use Node.js(or even safer). I think it's really mostly about bad habits rather than the lack of functionality in the language.