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Backend services for SaaS products

API-as-a-service solutions

Subscription-based apps

E-commerce and content platforms

Microservice platforms for enterprise

Better TypeScript integration

Improved performance under high load

Enhanced middleware patterns

Increased support for modern JS features

Community-driven security and tooling improvements

CPU-intensive tasks that block Node.js event loop

Applications requiring highly opinionated frameworks

Projects needing out-of-the-box authentication and ORM

Small static sites better served by Nginx/CDN

Environments where TypeScript-first frameworks are preferred

Express.js is a minimalist, flexible Node.js framework.

Provides routing, middleware, and HTTP utilities.

Ideal for REST APIs, microservices, and full-stack backends.

Integrates easily with databases, templating engines, and frontend frameworks.

Supported by a large community and rich npm ecosystem.

Is Express.js free?

Yes - open-source under MIT license.

Can Express handle WebSockets?

Not directly - use Socket.io or ws library.

Is Express suitable for production?

Yes - widely used in enterprise applications.

Does Express support TypeScript?

Yes - type definitions available via npm.

Can Express be scaled horizontally?

Yes - with clustering, load balancers, and microservices.