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This has nothing to do with batteries, but rather with how it works. Comparing ability to process concurrent requests for django vs node is like comparing apple
by piranha 16y ago
This has nothing to do with batteries, but rather with how it works. Comparing ability to process concurrent requests for django vs node is like comparing apples to buildings. They are a bit different.
- Swizec 16y agoYes, but at the end of the day, both django and node get used to handle concurrent requests. It pays off to know how they compare in this task.
- ominous_prime 16y agoNot to beat a dead horse, but django is a framework, the concurrency part is handled by another layer. You were testing how well django's test server handles concurrency; that's all.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- mrud 16y agoThe really big and important difference is that node handles the requests directly and django is served via an additional server like apache/nginx/lighty.