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daenney on Dec 18, 2016 | parent | context | favorite | on: JavaScript frameworks and topics to learn in 2017

> Node lets you use JavaScript on the server, meaning your users can store data in the cloud and access it anywhere.

I don't see how using Node server-side has anything at all to do with user's capability to store data in the cloud.

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