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You generally choose the language which has the libraries and ecosystem which solves your problem. For instance, you'd be silly to use anything but Java to work
by oppositelock 6y ago
You generally choose the language which has the libraries and ecosystem which solves your problem. For instance, you'd be silly to use anything but Java to work with Hadoop. This is the pragmatic choice.
- ptx 6y agoBut as soon as you make use of almost any library from the ecosystem, you get allocations. Doesn't that defeat the purpose? Why not isolate the Java-using part in a separate process from the non-allocating fast part?