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". . . but I don't really use node.js anymore." Why is that?
by wolfhumble 16y ago
". . . but I don't really use node.js anymore."
Why is that?
- andrewvc 16y agoNode is still going through a lot of changes,and their Zeromq lib is still alpha quality.
- pjscott 16y agoSpecifically, the zeromq.node library uses 100% of the CPU spinning in a busy-wait loop. There are plans to switch to a more reasonable architecture, but the author hasn't had the time to actually do it yet. Wait a few months and I'm sure all this discussion will be horribly obsolete, of course.