Cloudflare has expanded its Cloudflare Workers platform to enhance compatibility with the Node.js ecosystem, enabling the seamless integration of numerous npm modules, including the popular Express framework. The initiative focuses on implementing a substantial subset of the Node.js standard library within Workers, covering key APIs such as node:console, node:crypto, node:fs, node:http, and more, with native support to approximate Node.js behavior closely. Notable enhancements include a virtual file system for node:fs, integration of networking APIs for node:http using existing Workers capabilities, and cryptographic functionalities via node:crypto. The updates, done using TypeScript and C++, aim to improve performance and memory usage, while ensuring robust error handling and compatibility with existing Node.js packages. Cloudflare also supports the Node.js community through contributions to the Node.js project and partnerships with the OpenJS Foundation. The Node.js compatibility features can be enabled in Workers by setting the nodejs_compat flag, allowing developers to leverage Node.js APIs in their applications.