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Node/JS (really any scripting language) is fast enough in scenarios where the productivity gains are worth the performance trade off (example: many web backends
by solumunus 3y ago
Node/JS (really any scripting language) is fast enough in scenarios where the productivity gains are worth the performance trade off (example: many web backends). Tooling is not one of those use cases.
- pdimitar 3y agoGolang has the same or better productivity than JS and is objectively running faster. So JS/Node don't have any real edge here.
- neonsunset 3y agoProductivity gains of using Node.js are a myth. You will be better served by C# + ASP.NET Core with massive performance gains while writing about the same amount of code. Or sometimes a little more but cutting down 10 times on ensuring it works correctly.