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Benefits and Risks of Using Node.js for Web Development: The impact of ADMs on performance

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Crafted using ChatGPT with a cheezy free graphic Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. It was created in 2009 by Ryan Dahl and has gained widespread popularity among developers for its ability to build scalable network applications. In this white paper, we will discuss the reasons for the creation of Node.js, its importance in the development community, and its popularity with developers.  We will also address the limitations and risks that developers should be aware of when working with Node.js, including issues with security, performance, and reliability. The primary reason for the creation of Node.js was to provide a way for developers to build fast, scalable network applications using JavaScript. Prior to the creation of Node.js, JavaScript was primarily used for client-side development, meaning that it was executed in the browser and could not access server resources. This made it difficult for developers to build full-stack applications using