And because the framework is based on Node.js,
developers don't have to worry about connection
issues or scale.
Err, no. It might be better for open connections, but nothing is worry-free ever.
Also, I don't buy the selling point "hey this is a new tech so you don't have to learn any tech!". What is this rush to introduce new stuff to solve the problem of too many?
And why push it harder by stating not only the big guys can do this? Nobody should do it only because Twitter or Google do it.
It's not like I wouldn't use real-time solutions, but this article did sound like "let's find a use for this new thing."
Also, I don't buy the selling point "hey this is a new tech so you don't have to learn any tech!". What is this rush to introduce new stuff to solve the problem of too many?
And why push it harder by stating not only the big guys can do this? Nobody should do it only because Twitter or Google do it.
It's not like I wouldn't use real-time solutions, but this article did sound like "let's find a use for this new thing."