<ul><li>Node.js combined with Express.js remains a golden combination for building efficient web applications.</li><li>Express introduces the concept of a 'view engine' for dynamic HTML content delivery.</li><li>EJS (Embedded JavaScript) and JSX (JavaScript XML) are compared for server-side rendering in Express.js with TypeScript.</li><li>EJS is favored for its simplicity, while JSX, popular due to React, offers component-based UI building.</li><li>EJS syntax includes tags like <%= ... %> for output and <% ... %> for JavaScript execution.</li><li>JSX, a syntax extension for JavaScript, allows HTML-like structures in code and is not limited to React.</li><li>Advantages of EJS include simplicity, flexibility, and a mature ecosystem, but it lacks strong typing and componentization.</li><li>JSX offers type safety, excellent componentization, robustness, and an improved developer experience.</li><li>Choosing between EJS and JSX depends on project complexity, team familiarity, type safety needs, and component reusability.</li><li>Deployment to cloud platforms like Leapcell involves code preparation, building, platform configuration, and deployment steps.</li></ul>

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