[wyqydsyq]

"Just to put that growth rate in perspective: this is 70 times the number of sites that switch to Node.js, another fast-growing web server."

I find it hard to believe this could be accurate considering the vast majority of Node.js deployments are also utilizing Nginx as a reverse-proxy in front of it. I think a large portion of nginx's uptake is actually due to Node.js' popularity.

[CalRobert]

Yeah - I think "put this behind nginx" is pretty standard practice for nodejs projects. I mean, even for relative beginners, advice like this is common (and sound)

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-host...

[edoceo]

I put go & node behind nginx, so how does that count similar?