Introduction
Node.js has radically transformed how JavaScript is developed. Because it runs in a browser, JavaScript was previously regarded as a client-side language. It is mostly used for client-side validations, animations, and interactions.
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Node.js takes things a step further by allowing JavaScript to operate on the server side, allowing you to create JavaScript apps that don’t require the use of a browser.
To accomplish this, Node.js makes use of Google Chrome’s execution engine and asynchronous processing.
Simply include a Node.js script in your application, and you’re ready to construct server-side JavaScript apps, which wasn’t possible until recently.
Because JavaScript developers can now design an end-to-end web application using Node.js and React.js or any stack they like, Node.js has also played an important part in conducting full-stack development using just one programming language.
The bottom line is that JavaScript will be used both on the client and server sides.