Node.js Streams, Web Streams, Workers, and Real-Time Processing — The Practical Guide

Node.js Streams are crucial for handling large amounts of data in real-time applications. They process data progressively, making applications faster, more memory-efficient, and scalable. Streams are event-driven and can be used for reading, writing, and transforming data. To implement Streams, understand the Event Emitter and the Observer Pattern, and use Buffers to represent chunks of data. This guide will cover the fundamentals and production patterns of Node.js Streams.