Beyond Hype: Is Node.js truly dead or can it still thrive?

Is Node.js dead? Let's find out.
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Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment that allows developers to run JavaScript code on the server side. It was created by Ryan Dahl in 2009 and has gained widespread popularity in web development since then, mainly thanks to its efficient event-driven architecture, handling concurrent connections, and high-performing V8 JavaScript engine with a vast ecosystem of packages and libraries available through Node Package Manager.
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[@Jelvix]

What would you say about Node.js? Can you claim it's dead or does the whole thing turn another way? 🤔

[@farqueueman]

Nodejs like java, will never die. First mover advantage. Every job in my city is node related. Not deno, not bun, not even Go backend.

[@reelbook144]

Thanks to release confusion of mind

[@kwillo4]

This was cool!

[@shankar7435]

Second comment. Well its not.

[@shoaibzaki6759]

First commit 😅