>Node's event driven design is also called "co-operative multi-threading" I think you mean multi-tasking, not multi-threading. And isn't cooperative multi-tas

>Node's event driven design is also called "co-operative multi-threading" I think you mean multi-tasking, not multi-threading. And isn't cooperative multi-tasking the Windows 3.1 model on DOS? Not sure how cooperative multitasking is better than OS threading. And am I mistaken, or is Node.js the same thing as Windows programming model from 1990 repackaged in Javascript? Windows programs have single message loop, and Windows events and you write callbacks that handle those particular events, like when a mouse clicks, when it moves, etc.