While this is nice and all, isn't it now no different than any other OOP-language code? Now I'm not saying javascript is good for the sake of being different, but why go all this length with the setup of tens of different libraries, when you could've arguably done it faster with the same result in .NET?
While this is nice and all, isn't it now no different than any other OOP-language code? Now I'm not saying javascript is good for the sake of being different, but why go all this length with the setup of tens of different libraries, when you could've arguably done it faster with the same result in .NET?
Because not everyone wants to use .Net.
.NET doesn't handle JSON as efficiently as Node.js. However, this tutorial uses postgres instead of mongo, so good point.