Builder CEO Steve Sewell discusses the challenges web developers face today and how the latest innovations in the JavaScript community are solving them.

It took two node.js engineers a few months to build the necessary software, almost half the time it took the five-man Java team, with the node.js app written in 33 percent fewer lines of code and ...

Microsoft wants you to build for the cloud and has developed a free Node.js course to help learners on their journey.

The libraries are built in C and Zig, and it explicitly avoids any Node or NPM dependencies, thereby minimizing JavaScript in its stack. These decisions are all in service of maximizing performance.