I haven't made a full production app in Java, but have done that with Django and another one with Node. And testing Node app is a disaster. Django tests are pretty easy to write and it handles all the database setup and teardown easily. I can write tests in nodejs too, but I have to mock out the whole database interaction which is a big task in itself and then cross my fingers and rely on the fact that database interaction will work as expected.
I think Java and some languages like PHP and Ruby have these frameworks which work so awesomely for big apps and NodeJS still lacks those.
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I haven't made a full production app in Java, but have done that with Django and another one with Node. And testing Node app is a disaster. Django tests are pretty easy to write and it handles all the database setup and teardown easily. I can write tests in nodejs too, but I have to mock out the whole database interaction which is a big task in itself and then cross my fingers and rely on the fact that database interaction will work as expected.
I think Java and some languages like PHP and Ruby have these frameworks which work so awesomely for big apps and NodeJS still lacks those.