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I don't know if you missed the link or if it was added later, but it's here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvBGESHWxhk2dHJ2Q0lWRFF3dkxLZmFiMVVGRE

by tikhonj 15y ago

I don't know if you missed the link or if it was added later, but it's here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvBGESHWxhk2dHJ2Q0lWRFF3dkxLZmFiMVVGRElQaEE#gid=0 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvBGESHWxhk2dHJ... It seems they looked at Gevent, Go, C++ and the JVM. As usual, no love for Haskell :(, not that they're entirely to blame there.

reinhardt 15y ago
Too bad that the comparison doesn't make much sense: Node/Twisted/Gevent (language specific frameworks) vs Go/C++ (languages) vs JVM (platform).
- dextorious 15y ago
  It's not like (language specific framework + language) is that different from (language + built-in features + standard library).
viraptor 15y ago
Thanks, either I'm going crazy, or this wasn't a link before...
lucian1900 15y ago
It's very obviously skewed to get Node.JS as a winner.