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Those are good points, but does node fail in the scale requirement? I mean supposing we can get past console printing issues?
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
Those are good points, but does node fail in the scale requirement?
I mean supposing we can get past console printing issues?
- wrong_variable 8y agoNode is awesome for fast and quick projects / cmd tools. - For example I have a project involving smart electrical inverters, I need some guarantees regarding crash handling / low latency. Not a lot of scaling issues. - With scaling involving NodeJS, I consistency had issues with exploding RAM and crashes - unable to isolate part of codebase. I struggled a lot to fix these problems, so while searching for a solution I came across Erlang and haven't looked back.