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Because it's not the language that matters here, the performance comes from the architecture of the storage among other things. I've seen Go code best Rust one
by Thaxll 3y ago
Because it's not the language that matters here, the performance comes from the architecture of the storage among other things.
I've seen Go code best Rust one, really when comparing languages you should look at the same implementation, if the design is completely different its not really comparable.
- surajrmal 3y agoWhile true, gc tends to affect tail latencies as it can increase variance. Obviously not always the case, but without sufficient planning it's likely. Languages with less stop the world problems tend to trade it for throughput, however if the application is not CPU bound it doesn't matter. The same can happen in a non gc language where a similar lack of allocation planning is done, but it tends to be considered more carefully because those languages really put allocations in your face.