The biggest audience for my Node.js workshops, courses and books (especially when I’m teaching live) is Java developers. You see, it used to be that Java was the only language professional software developers/engineers had to know. Not anymore. Node.js as well as other languages like Go, Elixir, Python, Clojure, dictate a polyglot environment in which the best tool for the job is picked.
Node.js, which is basically a JavaScript run-time on the server, is getting more and more popular in the places where Java dominated because Node is fast and easy to setup. This post will help Java developers to transition to Node in a few short sections:
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