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How to use both Django & NodeJS as backend for your application

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Choosing a language for your web/mobile application depends on what you want to achieve from the task. There are many ways and reasons to have your application running on multiple technologies and integrate them. Here I will be talking about two different backend languages that are Django and Node.JS, both are backend technologies and may be you want to use it because NodeJs Development is fast and Django is powerful. For what purpose these types of arrangement should be used and which should be used where: The main reason you want to use NodeJS in addition to a more traditional framework like Django, if there is a real time or multiplayer aspect to your application. Django is useful for sketching your requirement out, once you know what you are building, you can build the real time data retrieval into NodeJS and let Django handle maintenance functionality such as password reset and also lets you build high-performing, elegant web application quickly and focuses on automat...

nodejs and IoT: a match made in heaven

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The world is becoming digital and hyperconnected. This is the reason we see more and smarter locks, smart glasses and other wearables, and also advancements in home automation and vehicle automation, etc. Thus, there is a huge scope of Internet of Things (IoT) in particular, and smart businesses know this. The Rise of Node.js There are a variety of programming languages that one can use today such as Python, Java, C++, Ruby, and more. However, none of these can be applied as “one size fits all” technology for disparate tech products. In addition to that, with time, newer technologies emerge which offer better support and better services and thus replace the old technologies. Node.js is one of them. Node.js Development is a server-side runtime environment and is commonly used to build large and scalable web applications. It’s powerful but at the same time easy to learn because almost every software developer has once worked with JavaScript in their life at some point. Prog...