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I love the idea of being able to remove the webserver from my stack, and be able to give that job to php too. Less deps!
by tommica 7d ago
I love the idea of being able to remove the webserver from my stack, and be able to give that job to php too. Less deps!
- EGreg 6d agoIndeed. And funny enough, by writing it in PHP, I was able to make it spawn 100x as many workers on the same machine, and thus serve more 100x more users from one machine. On a 4GB machine it can handle 40,000 simultaneous users, and not just for HTTP but websockets too. It is extremely efficient — built for entrepreneurs like the ones on HN. Try it