> Node.js is great for web frameworks No it's not. It may look great only because other options are terrible (Java) or are not fast (Ruby, Python, PHP). Problems of Node.JS - no session error isolation, no context (threadvar or fibervar etc.), async error mess, async red/blue functions, very hard to handle errors robustly (especially with pipes).
Also, why would you want to use Node.JS on the server? Why not something like LLVM (MLIR) or Erlang? I like JS and Node.JS, used it for many years, but, JS is a prototype that never god a chance to evolve into v2 and fix its bugs (because of backward compatibility and other reasons). Tons of money poured by big corporations into JS made miracle and turned unfinished prototype into something that's better than some alternatives, but that's it, it's not great, it's just better than some other alternatives. And it still has fundamental flaws.
