Cloud application development changes due to Node.js

A significant portion of the corporate computer stores are dedicated to a specific development platform by using two members of the corporate computer space: Oracle's Java EE Platform and Microsoft .NET. When enterprise architects and IT managers decide to move to a few other new areas while avoiding these technical development practices, that is a fairly successful one, but in fact, things like that happen frequently. For businesses, what is new, the key technology? It depends on the company's policy makers will be respected what kind of strategy. The Node.js server-side scripting language is powerful enough to provide scalability and performance while maintaining a simple programming library for anyone to quickly get the ability to program.

Node.js is licensed for management and is licensed under the free software MIT. Joyent employee Ryan Dahl is responsible for maintaining and further developing, and in 2009 Ryan Dahl created Node.js. Joyent's director of market development, Jim Farrell (@jimrafar), explains why Joyent is well received by progressive businesses, especially those that are highly interested in highly elastic cloud technologies . "When Node.js is server-side Java scripting, it allows less code to do more, so Node.js can make more efficient use of CPU cycles and its memory handling It's also more effective now that it's up and running for creating mobile and web applications. "

In fact, the real thing about switching to the Node.js platform is that over time, Node.js saves more time and simplifies layout for development, which can be managed in less code, resulting in lower costs.

Another benefit is providing a prosperous and vast community: In Node, developers are never alone. A group of very smart people are delivering innovative and practical packages. Farrell said: "The Node community itself is very good at sending packages, and it takes less than three years to run, but there are more packages in Node Package Manager (NPM) than in Ruby." The Node.js code Very easy to write, many developers have released their own tools and widgets as an open source for other adjustments, refinements and remodeling. "Node.js allows you to build a gadget and then make it a public resource that the Node community takes, changes it, and adds something else to it." Therefore, a broad set of tools is formed. If you do not need such a toolset now, it is likely to need it later.

Of course, many of the technologies can discover its potential benefits: from adding performance to unlimited scalability. But how do Node.js backers support their own beliefs? In the cloud provider arena, Joyent itself is a member of the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). In the cloud, the product can compete with any well-known product, including Amazon. This is because Joyent has built its own platform using Node.js and the software they manage and support. Joyent's public cloud can compete with Amazon because Joyent built a cloud middleware that uses Node.js. Because they have built a systematic approach, Joyent emphasizes that you can achieve two to twenty times better performance than your competitors, depending on how you use them. Joyent's philosophy has always been to: Build your own cloud stack with Node.js instead of buying software for datacenters and application stacks. Using Node.js has resulted in a cloud computing platform that accelerates mobility, including the vertical capabilities described above for efficient memory and CPU usage.

IT managers and software professionals who are responsible for building a unified, simple software stack are avoiding the traditional application development platforms provided by Microsoft and Oracle, where the software stack can be used both on the server side and on the client side. Although many alternatives exist, Node.js is on the rise, especially as designers are looking to build cloud-based applications. After validating Joyent's IaaS cloud platform, coupled with the software services of eBay, Walmart and Yahoo, it is predicted that in the future more and more enterprise computing environments will turn to Node.js.