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Node.js Key points

Node.js is an open-source server environment, and it runs on various platforms, including Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, etc.

Until the introduction of Node.js, using JavaScript on the server side was only a concept. With Node.js, JavaScript can be used for front-end and back-end development, making the language more consistent across the entire application. This is in contrast to the applications where different languages are used for the front end (like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS) and back end (like Asp.Net, Java, Ruby on Rails, or PHP).

With the use of Node.js, you can use JavaScript throughout the development of an application. This makes the development much more efficient and easier as you will not have to keep a team of people with different expertise for the front and back end.

Node.js also allows you to customize the working environment per the project’s requirements. You can either use JavaScript or TypeScript to work with.

One of the most significant advantages of using Node.js is the largest software registry (library) it hosts. With over one million packages, finding a solution to a problem in your development cycle is very easy.

Since creating an API in Node is very simple, Node.js is an ideal choice for developers constructing microservice environments since they link multiple APIs together.

Node.js runs single-threaded, non-blocking, asynchronous programming, which is very memory efficient, making it an ideal choice for microservices.

Another advantage of using Node.js is the native support it receives from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Node.js is compatible with Amazon’s in-browser integrated development environment. It has one of the lowest entry barriers for a scalable microservice.

Codestore: A source for your Node.js developer needs

CodeStore has a talent pool of 70+ experts working across various technologies and around eight years of experience building and maintaining custom software solutions for global clients. Our team of Node.js has people with a wide range of experience and is available to serve the needs of clients of various sizes. We bring a team structure that guarantees the successful delivery of your work. Every engagement, whether small or large, is supported by the system, which consists of a project manager and internal QA to ensure the delivery of quality work on time.

Node.js development solutions we built

Caddy Management System

The Caddy Management System is an app developed for the golf courses to manage the caddies to transport people and golf equipment. It has been launched successfully and eased the caddy management like never before.

Conference Management

The Conference Management App is developed using the development platform Node.Js. Our developers have crafted this Application loaded with many exciting features keeping in mind the management issues faced during conferences and are loaded with many exciting features.

Birthday RSVP

We have developed the Birthday RSVP app using the Node.Js development platform. The users can prepare customized birthday cards and innovative lines to wish their closest ones. One can also add the other users to their social list and interact with them.

Online/offline Document Sharing

The Online/Offline Document sharing app is a useful application that can be deployed to edit & make changes to the documents even when you are offline. Once you are connected to the internet, the changes made will be synced & you can share the documents.

Emergency Relief

Emergency Relief App is developed to address the issues faced in remote areas during a disaster that can potentially cut off internet connection. The users can communicate by messages that are saved as local draft data & are sent instantaneously as soon as the internet connection is restored.

High-Performance Applications

For typical Node.Js applications, a majority of processing time is spent waiting for network, file system, and database transactions to complete. Node.Js is an elegant solution for handling high request volumes thanks to its asynchronous I/O methods,