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It needs to scale reads using in-memory caches. After that, all it needs to do is to be able to handle 10-20 posts a second and you're golden.
by nurettin 6y ago
It needs to scale reads using in-memory caches. After that, all it needs to do is to be able to handle 10-20 posts a second and you're golden.
- judge2020 6y agoAssuming concurrency is done correctly (which FPM handles, although not transparently/as transparently as some would like) any language can be super-performant - PHP's leg up is long-term compatibility (a php 5->7 upgrade is better/easier than say a python 2->3 upgrade, at least in my experience) and syntax being easy to pick up and become proficient in.