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In their techradar @thoughtworks adds "Node
Overload: a tendency to use Node.js indiscriminately or for the wrong reasons."
https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/platforms?blipid=202005026
I slightly disagree, especially the benefits of having the same programming
language and tooling is very beneficial.
I see good things happening in teams where traditional frontend and backend
developers are comfortable working with the other professions code, and even
start to cross boundaries more and more.
Second: multi-threading does not matter in serverless compute environment where
functions do one thing and are killed of regularly. They don't have serverless
on the radar, yet:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/techniques/serverless-architecture