> In my experience Node.js is more difficult than synchronous code. But it's also, by far, the easiest way to get something running that's massively parallel.
It's asynchronous, not actually parallel. Only a single CPU core will be used in node.js.
However, waiting asynchronous tasks will let other tasks run meanwhile, which can feel like parallelism.
It's asynchronous, not actually parallel. Only a single CPU core will be used in node.js.
However, waiting asynchronous tasks will let other tasks run meanwhile, which can feel like parallelism.