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- 1. Introduction to Node.js A runtime for building scalable, server-side applications
- 2. What is Node.js? • • Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform runtime environment. • • It allows JavaScript to run outside the browser. • • Built on Google's V8 JavaScript engine. • • Commonly used for building scalable server- side and networking applications.
- 3. Features of Node.js • • Asynchronous and Event-Driven. • • Fast Execution with V8 Engine. • • Single-Threaded but Scalable. • • Rich Ecosystem with npm (Node Package Manager). • • Supports Real-Time Applications.
- 4. Architecture of Node.js • • Event-Driven Architecture: Handles multiple client requests efficiently. • • Single-Threaded Event Loop: Manages non- blocking I/O operations. • • V8 Engine: Compiles JavaScript to native machine code.
- 5. Use Cases of Node.js • • Building RESTful APIs. • • Developing Real-Time Applications (e.g., Chat Apps). • • Server-Side Rendering. • • Creating Microservices. • • IoT Applications.
- 6. Advantages of Node.js • • High Performance for Scalable Applications. • • Large Community and Ecosystem. • • Easy to Learn for JavaScript Developers. • • Cross-Platform Compatibility.
- 7. Disadvantages of Node.js • • Single-Threaded Model may not be ideal for CPU-intensive tasks. • • Callback Hell: Complex nested callbacks can make code difficult to read. • • Lack of Strong Typing: May lead to runtime errors.
- 8. Popular Applications Built with Node.js • • Netflix • • LinkedIn • • Walmart • • Uber • • Trello