Node.js is known for its non-blocking architecture powered by the event loop. Instead of creating new threads for every request, Node.js uses asynchronous callbacks and a single-threaded event loop to handle multiple requests efficiently.
Why non-blocking architecture matters
Applications such as APIs, chat apps, and streaming platforms benefit greatly from Node.js because it can handle thousands of concurrent connections.
Node.js changed backend development by making JavaScript a server-side language.
Ankit Singh
Event Loop
Core component that processes async operations.
Callbacks
Functions executed after async operations complete.
Promises
Cleaner syntax for asynchronous code.
Async/Await
Modern way to handle asynchronous operations.
Understanding Node.js internals helps developers design scalable backend systems.
