What it is
A runtime that lets JavaScript run on the server instead of in the browser.
How we use it
We reach for it when a project needs to handle many simultaneous connections quickly โ for example, chats or real-time webhooks.
A runtime that lets JavaScript run on the server instead of in the browser.
We reach for it when a project needs to handle many simultaneous connections quickly โ for example, chats or real-time webhooks.
Nuxt, which powers the studio website and the online store storefront, itself runs on Node.js to render pages on the server. But separate server logic we write in other languages: the store API in FastAPI, bots in Python, and the high-load Peregovorka chat in Go.
If you have no JavaScript team of your own, the back-end language is better chosen for the task and for whoever will maintain it. We discuss that in a free audit under Websites.
Terms explained โ now let's get to work: tell us about the task and we'll turn it into a clear work plan.