[nodejs] Leaving NodeJS after years of learning and writting projects - Back to PHP

After years of learning and writting projects in NodeJS, I've just loved it. It is powerfull, portable and fit all my needs as a developer. However, after looking up the internet for *hosting a NodeJS application*, I stumble upon a big problem that seems to be global. All major web hosting serv

[nodejs] Re: Leaving NodeJS after years of learning and writting projects - Back to PHP

use vpsdime, I am with them for the last 5 years and just paying $7/month. On Friday, December 28, 2018 at 12:53:26 PM UTC+11, Leandro Azevedo wrote: > > After years of learning and writting projects in NodeJS, I've just loved > it. It is powerfull, portable and fit all my needs as a developer.

Re: [nodejs] Leaving NodeJS after years of learning and writting projects - Back to PHP

If hosting requirements are not coming from your clients, then I'd recommend you to modernize your infrastructure (ie. with containers) before going back; this would enable you to utilize many other tech stacks, not just node or php. On Thu, Dec 27, 2018 at 5:53 PM Leandro Azevedo wrote: > After