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And what are the downsides? Hard to maintain code? Having to deeply integrate the code to get the advertised performance? Also: "Multiple Porotocols" Oh, ther
by Akronymus 3y ago
And what are the downsides? Hard to maintain code? Having to deeply integrate the code to get the advertised performance?
Also: "Multiple Porotocols"
Oh, there it is on the github: "Note that the HTTP implementation of gnet on TechEmpower is half-baked and fine-tuned for benchmark purposes only and far from production-ready."
- justinzollars 3y ago"the standard library is good enough and has better support in the long run"
- dbt00 3y ago“All performance benefits go out the window the moment you have to do any computation in a goroutine” probably. Go is the one language that should never have to suffer the pain of sync/async splits. Why would you want to opt into that?