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Is being in one language really that much of a benefit? I've worked on several large production apps with node backends and I'd rather use almost any other back
by pc86 5y ago
Is being in one language really that much of a benefit? I've worked on several large production apps with node backends and I'd rather use almost any other backend language.
And I take issue with saying you "have to know" GraphQL, that's a pretty specialized tool for pretty specific problems. Most things are not graph structures.
- jokethrowaway 5y agoMaybe I'm biased because I've been using node.js for 10+ years but node.js has a decent API. Simple, slightly opinionated. You just need to be careful of dependencies and what kool kids are doing these days. GraphQL is a complete nightmare. If you don't transpile anything and are conservative with your dependency you're golden.