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5 alternatives to NodeJS for Java

Posted on December 30, 2016 by Sten Roger Sandvik

NodeJS is the best known and most popular way of executing JavaScript on the server. If you have existing investments in Java and see the benefits of using the Java VM, then NodeJS might not be an ideal approach. Luckily, the JVM provides Javascript support and with it many alternatives to NodeJS.

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