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> When I've run into specific cases in TypeScript projects that require that, I've tended to just spin up a new long-running service for those requirements. Bu
by bluefishinit 3y ago
> When I've run into specific cases in TypeScript projects that require that, I've tended to just spin up a new long-running service for those requirements.
But then you're not sharing memory and have to rely on message passing... it's all doable of course, but this is just one of many examples where the language will hold you back.
- lolinder 3y agoYes, you're not sharing, but the deployment requirements are usually quite different for services like that, which makes them better as standalone services regardless of implementation language. For one thing, you usually don't want to run multiple copies of long-running daemon-type services, where for your application servers redundancy is good to have no matter what language you're using.