Backend
Node.js
The engine that runs everything your customers don't see
Node.js is where the real work happens — accounts, payments, emails, permissions, reports. It's the same language as the frontend, which means one codebase, one set of skills, and no translation losses between the two halves of your product.
Why this matters to you
- One language across the whole product, so changes ship faster
- Handles a lot of simultaneous users without needing bigger servers
- The largest package ecosystem anywhere — most integrations already exist
- Runs anywhere, so you're never tied to one hosting provider
What I build with it
The kind of work this is right for.
REST APIs that your web app, mobile app or partners consume
Authentication, user roles and permission systems
Payment integrations with Razorpay, Stripe and others
Scheduled jobs — reports, reminders, invoices, backups
Webhooks and integrations between the tools you already pay for
Built with Node.js
Work you can actually look at.
Where this fits
Services that use Node.js.
Common questions
Things people ask before starting.
Related Backend Skills
Technologies I usually pair with Node.js.
Need a Node.js developer?
Tell me what you're trying to build or fix. I'll come back with a clear scope and timeline in writing — and I'll say so if Node.js isn't the right tool for it.
