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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I want to build a web application where it has about 40 pages. Most of these pages involve something like CRUD operations on a Database. However, a couple of pages must have the capability to do some work in real-time.
So, I am considering two options:
1 - Doing all the web app in Node.js;
2 - Using Node.js just in the couple of pages that the real-time job is required. And the rest of the app using some regular backend technology like Rails, Asp.net, Java EE, etc.
What would you recommend to me?
What option would you pick if you were in my place?
Thanks a lot!