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It sounds like you're undervaluing concurrency. Concurrency is huge for a web application. If you were say doing image manipulation or other DSP where you neede
by perishabledave 10y ago
It sounds like you're undervaluing concurrency. Concurrency is huge for a web application. If you were say doing image manipulation or other DSP where you needed "raw speed" you'd want to choose a language like C, Go, Rust. But in a web application you're handling hundreds, thousands, to millions of requests per second; concurrency is crucial for that kind of throughput. A developer on my team did some quick benchmarks and found that that Phoenix gives an order of magnitude better performance than Rails. Thats not negligible.
- davidw 10y agoYes, concurrency is better - way better - in Erlang, but I'd like to see things broken down in detail. Show times with 1 client, 10, 100 etc...