NODE.JS TUTORIAL NODE.JS VS BROWSER #4
NODE.JS TUTORIAL NODE.JS VS BROWSER #4
Node.js is a runtime environment for server-side development, while browsers provide a client-side environment. Node.js is used for logic-building and algorithmic parts, while browsers have a GUI and are used for browsing web content. Node.js architecture includes a V8 engine, event-driven I/O, Libuv library, and C++ addons. Browsers have a more complex architecture with a JavaScript engine inside a rendering engine. Node.js uses both 'require()' and 'import' for importing libraries, supports both CommonJs and ES module system, and does not have document and window objects like browsers. For a more detailed explanation, please check the video below.
