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> async code where Nginx doesn't?
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> Being both event-driven servers
nginx and nodejs but
>> they need not be compared. The good news is you can use nginx to serve
>> static content of nodejs web project. The stacks u mentioned are ok too.
>>
>> // Krishna
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odejs web project. The stacks u mentioned are ok too.
// Krishna
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Subject: [nodejs] Being both event-driven servers, why node.js ne
Being both event-driven servers, why node.js needs async code where Nginx
doesn't? In another words, if Nginx works as the same event-driven async IO
model of node, why doesn't it requires writing async style code? I know,
Nginx is *NOT* actually executing any code, rather proxying them to wh