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Meaning each request runs on its own thread or process? That would kind of eliminate the entire charm and feel of Node wouldn't it? In other words, the event/
by dbattaglia 15y ago
Meaning each request runs on its own thread or process? That would kind of eliminate the entire charm and feel of Node wouldn't it?
In other words, the event/non-blocking/callback aspect of Node seems so ingrained in it's implementation that it wouldn't even be the same thing if you changed it, it would just be server-side JS. Just my opinion, I'm pretty much a total Node "noob" (did the tutorials, haven't gotten much beyond yet).