> ...but its not for traditional php my sql websites like a ecommerce > website.
I wouldn't go that far. It (NodeJS) will be fine for such a site...possibly more ideal than the "traditional" tools. i have to develop a product reviewing website i have option to choose > between php/mysql or nodejs mysql .due to new uprising technology i am more > inclined towards nodejs Given a choice, I wouldn't recommend that you go with PHP. This advice isn't based off of the countless "PHP Hate" articles (BTW, most of those articles are at least 90% accurate), but rather years of hands-on experience with the language/platform. develop such site in nodejs without facing any critical errors JavaScript has a few well-known issues; but they are mostly minor. Many of the issues people run into with JavaScript are in the category of "It doesn't behave like C++/Java/PHP so it's wrong". When you have one of those moments, just remember: https://twitter.com/wilmoore/status/254686641795518465 as i dont know inner details of nodejs does nodejs supports all features > like php/mysql like for example Your major issues with NodeJS won't be NodeJS itself, but JavaScript. You'll want to put in the time to learn it well before doing anything too serious otherwise you'll end up with extremely messy code. If you are well versed in automated testing, this is the platform for you. The NodeJS community tends to value automated testing at a much higher level than the larger in-general JavaScript community. You will want to check out Mocha (Test Framework) and Chai (Assertion Library) > does it supports image thumbnail generation ? > does it support pdf,excel ,csv file handlings > does it supports encryption /decryption algos lie AES,Rjinidial or RSA. > All of the above. When you are curious. visit npmjs.org and perform a package search. > so main concern is does it have all the recipes required to develop a > traditional or complex apps as i don't want to stuck at any point. > You will find an npm package for just about anything you need. > i have a vps server with 256Ram is that enough for a site like ecommerce > site developed with nodejs. > That won't get you too far with MySQL (or any relational database for that matter), but it should be fine for development purposes. -- Job Board: http://jobs.nodejs.org/ Posting guidelines: https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Mailing-List-Posting-Guidelines You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "nodejs" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs?hl=en?hl=en
