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The author mentions CGI overhead. Well, that's relative, please read this: http://z505.com/cgi-bin/qkcont/qkcont.cgi?p=Myths%20About%20...
One important side effect of CGI is the fact that if one route crashes (in a REST api for example) the CGI finishes its execution and nobody is harmed. On the other side, with server daemons, one bug can kill the whole app.
Please read more (in spanish): http://www.infobae.com/politica/2016/09/14/bonadio-ordeno-de...
Anyway, the current version is very stable, I use it since a couple of years without a glitch.
Please take a look at the Brook Framework, it allows developing REST applications: http://silvioprog.github.io/brookframework/
Why calling new Person(..,..) returns toString()?
The example calls:
console.log( 'Full name is:', new Person('Michael', 'Bluth2') );
new Person should create an instance of Person, but why it calls toString()?.
Sources:
Just google "unemployment rate of xxxx" (argentina, spain, italy).
BTW. It would be really nice to include an SSH client to JSLinux.