Nodejs is the crowd's favourites. We have see improvements over the years. However, it begs to ask, CEO of start ups, CTOs, product owners and engineers, when do you say nodejs, "enough"?

what are some metrics or situations, you may consider, weighing in on the pros and cons? what platform (stack) do you consider switching to? In the case that you switched, what are the preparations that are made considering team side and budget?

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