You can definitely use SQL Server for your JS project, but do note that the general web "culture" is different to .NET's. Most people here are running Open Sour

You can definitely use SQL Server for your JS project, but do note that the general web "culture" is different to .NET's. Most people here are running Open Source stuff like PostgreSQL and MySQL, you're likely to find guides assuming as much. In JS specifically, NoSQL tools like MongoDB are popular and good if they align with your use case. Side note: this feels more like a Stack Overflow question than an Ask HN post.