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58.9% TypeScript and 32.6% JavaScript wouldn't be my first preference to implement such a high performance and throughput demanding application? Why is that?
by 3idet 1y ago
58.9% TypeScript and 32.6% JavaScript wouldn't be my first preference to implement such a high performance and throughput demanding application? Why is that?
- tantalor 1y ago> 58.9% TypeScript and 32.6% JavaScript Isn't that just 91.5% JavaScript? TypeScript is not real.
- awwaiid 1y agoAlmost, but not entirely, unlike birds
- ActionHank 1y agoMaybe ask all the startups looking to scale their TS\JS microservices "stack" using event driven architecture.
- Tade0 1y agoIt appears that the backend is written in TS, while the frontend in JS. Personally I separate church and state by writing tests in JS and application code in TS. If you're asking why these languages at all when this and that other language is faster, most likely it's less of a bottleneck than estimated.
- z3ratul163071 1y agothis app is io bound and in that case it doesn't matter it runes on ts / js