Node++ can act as:

• a static web server;
• a standalone, self-contained, single-process web application;
• a standalone, multi-process web application, connected and load-balanced via standard POSIX queues;
• an HTTP servlet/microservice that makes up a building block of the more complex, distributed architecture.

Node++ library (paired with OpenSSL and optionally MySQL) contains everything that is necessary to build a complete, production-grade solution, including session management, users accounts, REST calls and multi-language support.

There is a RESTful API generator to generate almost the whole backend code in a few clicks, requiring only an SQL table definition.

Tutorials	Step-by-step instructions
Examples	Code snippets showing Node++ features' usage
Reference	Github Wiki
Windows Setup	Easy GCC & OpenSSL configuration on Windows
Cheat Sheets	Useful Linux commands
Engine Design	Why is Node++ faster than other engines?
Performance	Comparative research of web applications frameworks' performance