I actually would advice that it's bad in general, not just for me.
If node.js works for you, then I'd argue that Go would work even better for you.
If you don't mind losing some of the expressiveness of python/ruby, then surely you wouldn't mind transitioning from python/ruby to Go. And, what's more, Go is much better suited for large and complex programs than Node.js.
If node.js works for you, then I'd argue that Go would work even better for you.
If you don't mind losing some of the expressiveness of python/ruby, then surely you wouldn't mind transitioning from python/ruby to Go. And, what's more, Go is much better suited for large and complex programs than Node.js.