Just wondering if there are any decent paying companies using node in production.
Lately, I’ve been working with java and it’s been a less than ideal experience. The async stuff is just so cumbersome and clumsy in my opinion and it makes me miss working with full stack JavaScript/TypeScript. I know node gets a lot of hate here but with TS it’s pretty great for GraphQL, REST and gRPC. I feel like it has a better developer experience and allows engineers to work more efficiently.
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