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> as something that is noticeably faster to the user you know, there might be MORE THAN ONE user so if server is done in, say, python, then user #11 will get
by Iwan-Zotow 9y ago
> as something that is noticeably faster to the user
you know, there might be MORE THAN ONE user
so if server is done in, say, python, then user #11 will get slowdown. With C++, slowdown might start with user #50 (or 100, or ...)
- dahart 9y agoThanks. Yes. I said this very thing in my top comment. It takes a lot of users (many more than 10!) in any modern web server framework to get noticeable slowdowns, unless you've done something horribly wrong. So the question on the table -- still -- is what web applications might actually require a C++ web server, in practice?