JXCore also provides two basic ways to run Node.js apps: via a simple command-line instruction, where threads are managed more or less automatically, or by using JXCore’s native task API.

Considering that it has to be run through a Debian virtual machine, I’m not sure exactly what use this is other than maybe having a mobile Node.js environment to test code against.

Developers can run Node.js applications in cloud without having to maintain Node.js itself or the other software Paving the way for more server-side use of JavaScript, PaaS (platform-as-a-service ...

On that same hardware, up to 32 instances of a Node.js app can be run. Node.js easily maps to modern cloud environments, enabling operations teams to have a near one-to-one relationship between ...