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by lhorie
1892 days ago
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It still uses Node.js as a glue between microservices if the project frontend is web (the eats website, for examples). It also used Node for a very core part of the app, and it was Node 0.10 to boot, but my understanding is that that's on the way to deprecation. Microservices themselves are all in go or java these days. |
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