Node.js is all about JavaScript; in fact, a coder has to use JavaScript during development here both on the client and on the server-side. On the other hand, Django is for those wishing to complete the task as soon as possible.

Node.js:

Node.js is an open-source platform that is written along with C and C++ in JavaScript of course. While JavaScript is traditionally known for its client-side development, it’s highly preferred when it comes to server-side development projects. With a smooth installation, it is pretty user friendly. Everyone can just download and continue to follow the prompts.

Django:

One of the hugely popular open-source platforms is Django. It is considered to be the most useful way to handle projects of quick development. The best part, for beginners it’s the most appropriate option. Those with some web development knowledge of Python can easily accustom themselves to it. The platform was developed with the key components that are essential to the development of challenging development projects.

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Comparison:

• Nodejs is a platform with JavaScript runtime, whereas Django is moreover based on the Python framework.
• For Node.js knowledge of asynchronous programming is essential. Django needs to understand the method and other associated specs as well.
• Both the open-source platforms require proper knowledge of the core programming language.
• Django stays a little ahead about scalability and Node.js is a bit smarter from a performance perspective.
• Both platforms have a massive user base. The key factor that mattered here is that the developers are making most of the server-side feel of JavaScript while handling back-end parts of the development works. Also, there is the scope of using simpler syntax for Python to be used with Django.
• LinkedIn, Netflix, PayPal, GoDaddy, Uber, etc. are also using Node.js, and Instagram, Spotify, Dropbox, YouTube, Pinterest, etc. are using Django.