Where Node.js fits
Node.js suits I/O-heavy services and teams that benefit from sharing language and tooling across frontend and backend work.
Engineering priorities
- Validate input at every boundary
- Control concurrency and timeouts
- Isolate CPU-heavy tasks from request handling
The tradeoff
CPU-intensive processing may need worker processes or a different runtime. Package selection and dependency maintenance remain important operating responsibilities.
How we evaluate the fit
We review your existing architecture, integrations, team skills and operating constraints. Where feasibility is uncertain, a focused technical experiment tests the hardest assumption before we commit to a larger implementation.
Our handover includes the build and release approach, dependency responsibilities and the documentation needed to continue the work. Technology choice is recorded as a decision with reasons, rather than a requirement to follow a preferred stack.
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Go deeper
For platform concepts and current implementation details, consult the official Node.js documentation.