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I've been writing (primarily) web applications for the past 25 years or so, with PHP, .NET, and Ruby. "Scaling many-to-many with stable non-blocking IO and conc

I've been writing (primarily) web applications for the past 25 years or so, with PHP, .NET, and Ruby. "Scaling many-to-many with stable non-blocking IO and concurrent parallelism that shares memory atomically AND doesn't crash" has never once been an issue that has come up in all of that time.

pdimitar 4y ago
One anecdote does not cancel another. My response would be: consider yourself lucky. It was an issue in my career, many times.