I love Node. It does a good job of exposing an OS level API of just about everything at kernel level, except file system which has an OS API for kernel level fi

I love Node. It does a good job of exposing an OS level API of just about everything at kernel level, except file system which has an OS API for kernel level file management operations. It’s nice because of that API and it’s fast, but has its limitations. If you need to do large recursive operations Node will likely fail. If you need memory conservation for device specific operations Node is not the tool. If you want to go faster than a garbage collected language allows Node is not the tool. I think the bigger problem with Node id that most people writing JavaScript struggle to write JavaScript.