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If you don't do much CPU work, node.js is great. If your load is on the DB (or) you offload the work to a background queue, you're good. If you already know Ja
by greatwhitenorth 6y ago
If you don't do much CPU work, node.js is great. If your load is on the DB (or) you offload the work to a background queue, you're good.
If you already know JavaScript, just go with Node.js. If you end up with performance bottleneck (CPU bound operation), you can always write that in Go. Don't waste time upfront.