It's good to see a positive spin on ruby amid all naysayers. I started my career with Ruby and RoR but market forced me to shift to Javascript Full-stack.

This is a brilliant read! Absolute quality.

I use daily dev as chrome dashboards and when I install this extension it takes precedence over daily dev. I wish to keep daily dev on top of the dashboard as my priority is to read more than to write. However, I wish this extension to be part of my chrome setup and it shall have a solution to open with one simple click replacing daily dev on dashboard temporarily when I want to write some notes and closes down saving and back with daily dev as a dashboard.

The biggest issue I faced personally was callback hell, it's not just for NodeJS in particular but functional JS overall. One has to resort to libraries like Async JS and understand how promises work accurately. So it has steep learning curve, you have to adopt trial and error method to learn all best practices and depend on assuming that it's perfect for production code while being unsure of tradeoffs. It becomes difficult to delineate between the code quality whether its quick fix or should really exist for production environment. IMHO, this is biggest limitation for Nodejs while building larger application with hundreds of function passing the data to each other. It becomes very difficult to resolve errors unless you are well equipped with node inspector. Personally I would choose NodeJS for limited web single page applications. Ps: Somebody just posted on this issue while ago. Read the post here. https://hashnode.com/post/asyncawait-will-make-your-code-simpler-cj6ai7rok03jwgjwt1lvf7xma

Great Answer

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