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Node.js In Action (Chapter 1 (Facts ( Built on JavaScript, Evented and…
Node.js In Action
Chapter 1
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Node uses V8, the virtual machine that powers Google Chrome, for server-side programming.
Developers can write web applications in one language, which helps by reducing the context switch between client and server development, and allowing for code sharing between client and server, such as reusing the same code for form validation or game logic.
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libuv
The underlying asynchronous I/O library (libuv) was built specifically to provide a unified experience regardless of the parent operating system, which allows programs to be more easily ported across devices and to run on multiple devices if needed.
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Express In Action
Chapter 1
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Building strategies
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Sails.js
adds databases, WebSocket integration, API generators, an asset pipeline, and more
In theory, Express could be used to build any web application. It can process incoming requests and respond to them, so it can do things that you can do in most of the other frameworks mentioned earlier.
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Chapter 3
In Express, you can also call some other methods like res.send or res.send-File, but these call res.end internally.
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