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Yeah that is true and plentyoffish.com uses ASP.NET too. I'm just thinking like Amazon/Google/Facebook big and whether that would become an issue.
by nopassrecover 17y ago
Yeah that is true and plentyoffish.com uses ASP.NET too. I'm just thinking like Amazon/Google/Facebook big and whether that would become an issue.
- jrockway 17y agoI'm just thinking like Amazon/Google/Facebook big and whether that would become an issue. Yeah, why solve problems that you actually have when you can fantasize about solving problems you don't have instead?
- nopassrecover 17y agoGood point. However, the whole topic of this thread is fantasising about the perfect stack for that massive site. Besides which, 30 seconds now could save one year in the future (just think if Netscape had thought ahead).
- agnokapathetic 17y agoMyspace was originally written in Coldfusion, they ported to ASP.NET and the current system handles 1.5 Billion page views per day and up to 2.3 million concurrent users (source: MIX Conference 2006 http://www.andreas-kraus.net/blog/handling-15-billion-page-views-per-day-using-aspnet-20/ http://www.andreas-kraus.net/blog/handling-15-billion-page-v...)
- nopassrecover 17y agoThanks!