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My advice here is not to plan for premature optimizing and scaling. Between Python, NodeJS and Erlang you have three options to choose from. However, trying to
by karterk 15y ago
My advice here is not to plan for premature optimizing and scaling. Between Python, NodeJS and Erlang you have three options to choose from. However, trying to choose between them should basically come down to your personal comfort level and knowledge with each language.
I am just assuming here - but you will probably not reach 500k users overnight, so building on something which can allow you to maintain a good solid codebase would be more important.
NodeJS is still not stable (relatively speaking to Python), but from my own experience and what I have read, it does scale well. What you have to be wary about is some frequent changes to the API etc.
- RSkuja 15y agoThanks for good answer, that's what i was thinking. Just had to approve it. Gonna go with python, have good past experience with it and that would be way more safe than risking it with node.