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Node.js for "traditional" sites

Now I dig in Node.js, and the whole idea seems brilliant to me. But I'm interested in the advantages of using Node.js when developing "traditional" sites with a small amount of AJAX and without real-time functions. When I say "traditional", I mean sites that are usually created using MVC frameworks on platforms such as PHP, ASP.NET, etc.

I know that the Express platform is popular, but the question is what I would like to get by switching to Node.js, and not just "Can I make MVC in Node?".

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Node has the edge

  • with a rich open source community with third-party modules that solve most problems.
  • with low level API with minimum default scatter
  • reduced language context switching.
  • having a decent level of performance
  • allows you to programmatically manipulate the http server in your application
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I think this url: How to decide when to use Node.js? - that’s all you need. I do this as a wiki community.

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