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I was under the impression that Java was faster (even in startup time)...wow. Hope this summary is correct, as I didn't have plans to swap to the java ecosystem
by gte910h 17y ago
I was under the impression that Java was faster (even in startup time)...wow. Hope this summary is correct, as I didn't have plans to swap to the java ecosystem.
- tuxychandru 17y agoJVM is the slowest runtime in terms of startup. But it does run way faster once it has run for enough time and has profiled and optimized a good portion of your application. In most cases where Java is used on the server, it is expected to startup once and continue running for a long time and host multiple applications. In this JVM's startup becomes a non-issue and its optimizations become a huge benefit.
- ks 17y agoI agree. And it is also not a real benchmark since it obviously tests different types of applications.