Node.js is a free, open-source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment that lets JavaScript code run on the server side. Developers use it to create servers, web applications, command-line tools and scripts.

What is Node.js used for?

Node.js is used to build backend servers, APIs, web applications, real-time features and command-line tools. Its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model suits applications that handle many simultaneous connections.

When should a business choose Node.js for its backend?

Node.js is a good fit when a project needs fast, scalable APIs, real-time functionality, or a single language (JavaScript) across both the frontend and backend. It also benefits from the large npm package ecosystem, which can speed up development.

What kinds of projects has Intertoons built with Node.js?

Intertoons uses Node.js for backend development such as servers, web applications and custom software that power client websites and digital platforms. Browse the portfolio on this page to see examples of our Node.js work.

Which projects use NodeJS?

6 projects in this portfolio use NodeJS: Footwear Store, Jewel Tales, Shetales, Kids Store, Sprintag Project Tracker, Orderlee.

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Built with NodeJS

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6projects

Footwear Store
E-commerce website for Footware, a comfort-first footwear brand offering a curated selection of shoes for men and women. The website features a clean design and seamless shopping experience enabled by a Shopify Headless Storefront built with Next.js.
Jewel Tales
Jewel Tales is an e-commerce website for a jewelry store featuring necklaces, rings, chains, and bracelets. The website is built on Shopify using a headless commerce approach with NodeJS, ReactJS, Next.js, and Astro, leveraging Cloudflare for performance and security.
Shetales
SheTales is an e-commerce website for handwoven textiles, featuring a collection of sarees, kurta sets, and accessories from South Indian weaving clusters. The website showcases a curated selection of products with a focus on traditional craftsmanship.
Kids Store
Ecommerce website for kids' clothing store, KidStore, built with Shopify backend and NextJS frontend hosted on Cloudflare Pages and Workers, featuring a playful and easy-to-love design for kids' fashion.
Sprintag Project Tracker
Sprintag Project Tracker is a web application for project management and tracking, built for teams of various sizes. It utilizes a NodeJS backend with frontend technologies including Astro, Next.js, and ReactJS.
Orderlee
Orderlee is a web-app designed for hospital dispatchers, ward staff, and porters, featuring real-time staff matching, automated workflows, and live tracking for seamless patient transfers.

About NodeJS

What is Node.js?: Node.js is a free, open-source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment that lets JavaScript code run on the server side. Developers use it to create servers, web applications, command-line tools and scripts.
What is Node.js used for?: Node.js is used to build backend servers, APIs, web applications, real-time features and command-line tools. Its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model suits applications that handle many simultaneous connections.
When should a business choose Node.js for its backend?: Node.js is a good fit when a project needs fast, scalable APIs, real-time functionality, or a single language (JavaScript) across both the frontend and backend. It also benefits from the large npm package ecosystem, which can speed up development.
What kinds of projects has Intertoons built with Node.js?: Intertoons uses Node.js for backend development such as servers, web applications and custom software that power client websites and digital platforms. Browse the portfolio on this page to see examples of our Node.js work.
What is NodeJS?: Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment that enables developers to create servers, web applications, and command-line tools. It allows JavaScript code to be executed on the server-side.
Which projects use NodeJS?: 6 projects in this portfolio use NodeJS: Footwear Store, Jewel Tales, Shetales, Kids Store, Sprintag Project Tracker, Orderlee.