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by smacktoward
2474 days ago
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Because there are an awful lot of JavaScript programmers out there, and Node let them apply the skills they already had on the server side for the first time [1]. [1] Technically, Node didn't invent server-side JavaScript; Netscape's application servers supported a version of the same idea in the '90s, back when Netscape was still a thing. But there was a long period where JS was effectively ghettoized as a language for browser scripting only, and Node is what broke it back out of that. |
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