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because it's CPU and memory efficient no GC no JIT, server starts instantly, you need to allocate less resources, and it's easier to install, no runtime depend
by Shadonototra 5y ago
because it's CPU and memory efficient
no GC no JIT, server starts instantly, you need to allocate less resources, and it's easier to install, no runtime dependencies, usually, if done correctly
- pkolaczk 5y agoWhy did you write Go would be a better alternative then? You say "no GC" as an advantage, but Go relies on GC.
- Shadonototra 5y agoi listed above my preferences; as to why i applaud anything rewritten that meet those requirements but i am not closed minded, i understand pros/cons of each features in that particular case, a GC is helpful even though i'm personally against it i'm being objective rather than subjective whenever i have to make a choice or a suggestion