add sample node.js application in new section

README.md

@@ -108,16 +108,20 @@ await walletFull.close(true);
 * [Getting started part 1: creating a Node.js application](docs/developer_guide/getting_started_p1.md)
 * [Getting started part 2: creating a web application](docs/developer_guide/getting_started_p2.md)
 
-## Related projects
+## Sample projects
 
-* [monero-cpp](https://github.com/woodser/monero-cpp) - C++ library counterpart
-* [monero-java](https://github.com/woodser/monero-java) - Java library counterpart
-* [haveno-ts](https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno-ts) - used for testing Haveno and its TypeScript library
+* [Sample Node.js app](https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-node) - sample Node.js application
 * [Sample React app](https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-react) - sample browser application using React (create-react-app)
 * [Sample Next.js app](https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-next) - sample browser application using Next.js
 * [Sample Vite app](https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-vite) - sample browser application using Vite
 * [Sample Webpack app](https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-webpack) - sample browser application using Webpack
 
+## Related projects
+
+* [monero-cpp](https://github.com/woodser/monero-cpp) - C++ library counterpart
+* [monero-java](https://github.com/woodser/monero-java) - Java library counterpart
+* [haveno-ts](https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno-ts) - used for testing Haveno and its TypeScript library
+
 ## Using monero-ts in your project
 
 1. `cd your_project` or `mkdir your_project && cd your_project && npm init`