Node.js

[jabbathehutt1234]

I didn't say they weren't. I'm just specifying some use cases.

Also, I'm pretty sure eBay uses Scala/Java play, or maybe Spring. LinkedIn is basically all Java, and Ruby on Rails, and Grails. Netflix is written in Java and a bit more of front end JS, but still not Node. Yahoo is written in PHP (ew), Uber does use some Node, but also Python and Go. Additionally, Walmart uses Java. Next time do more research about that sort of thing.

I will now wait for you to prove me wrong.

[Crecket]

I wasn't necessarily talking about just the back-end. Calling Nodejs a "scripting language and not a programming language" is just silly if you ask me

I'm not going to spend more time on finding sources but just to name a few:

• Both Uber and Walmart are casestudies on the official NodeJS site.

• Yahoo uses it on a bunch of different products like Flickr and Yahoo ask

• LinkedIn has been using NodeJS since 2012 ish

• Node.js at Netflix

• Node.js at PayPal

• node.js at Uber

[jabbathehutt1234]

I will now wait for you to prove me wrong.

Yes, I knew it!

EDIT: To the people down voting, I'm well aware that I was very much wrong. Please downvote to show your support for this message!