All right.
Let's continue to explore more about Node.js and we are going to talk about why use Node.js?
Because we have a lot of programming language talking about Python, Java and C++.
So why are we studying Node.js?
So let's have a look, guys.
The first point is that Node.js is an event driven, not blocking IO model that makes this lightweight
and efficient.
So because Node.js by default is non blocking, that is asynchronous, it makes the application fast.
The next point is that it has a large and active open source community.
An example is the NPM ecosystem.
So because of its large community and active open source, you can find any solution to any problem
that you face when it comes to Node.js.
And we have a lot of packages built by these communities to make our life easier.
The next key point is that it runs on various platforms, including Windows, Linux and Mac OS, and
that is a partnership.
That's why I like Node.js and not even that.
The one cool thing I like about Node.js is a learning curve.
If you know JavaScript, you know Node.js by default, but the syntax that differs a little bit, but
it follows the same concept of JavaScript.
Perfect.
The next point is that is support read time data application with features such as web socket and web
RTC.
Well, there are a lot of use cases where I studied Node.js, but these are the few points.
So you can learn more about why use Node.js or why study Node.js.