Node.js

Where we use Node.js

• REST & GraphQL APIs
• Real-time services (WebSockets)
• Microservices backends
• Serverless functions

Why we choose it

Node’s non-blocking I/O model handles high concurrency with a lean footprint, which keeps infrastructure costs predictable as traffic scales. A shared JavaScript/TypeScript codebase across front-end and back-end also speeds up delivery for full-stack teams.