I'll suggest elixir. It's fun to build in and the community is growing (at least two companies with very large scaling demands use it). Don't get hung up abou

I'll suggest elixir. It's fun to build in and the community is growing (at least two companies with very large scaling demands use it). Don't get hung up about performance benchmarks, they're biased towards numerical algorithms; in practice if you are web focused your tasks will be IO bound and things like uptime process restart semantics and robust concurrency are more important.