Unfortunately, a lot of this reads as "Node.js IN the mobile app", not "Node.js backing the mobile app". It'd be better framed as a triumph for well composed a

Unfortunately, a lot of this reads as "Node.js IN the mobile app", not "Node.js backing the mobile app". It'd be better framed as a triumph for well composed and efficient Javascript in a web view. (In fact, Javascript isn't even mentioned once.) Perhaps, it's just not a publication I should be reading. The takeaway should be as Prasad was quoted, "As long as we can make the experience fast enough, nobody can tell the difference. It still feels right." [ Fully expecting my next client to ask for Node.js in their iPhone app because "LinkedIn did it." ]