Thanks for your comment! I appreciate your perspective and it's great to see someone passionate about Node.js. I completely agree that Node.js has its advantages, including its ability to achieve parallelism and memory optimization.

However, my post was not meant to discount the strengths of Node.js, but rather to shed light on some of the deep-rooted problems that can arise when using Node.js for certain types of applications. While AWS Lambdas may be a solution for some production applications, it's important to note that they may not be suitable for every use case.

Ultimately, I believe it's important for developers to have a thorough understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the tools they use in order to make informed decisions about which ones are best suited for their specific use cases. Thanks again for your comment and for sharing your perspective!