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ezekiel68yesterday at 10:05 PM2 repliesview on HN

If you "screw up and succeed" by gaining many users/customers, any Ruby or Python framework provides orders of magnitude fewer requests-per-second on the same VM or hardware than a comparable solution deployed with node.js, go, Java, C# (Including DotNet Core on Linux), or rust. And this will quickly ballon your cloud compute costs to keep up.


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t-writescodetoday at 11:55 AM

I believe(?) stats have shown that Java, C#, Elixir, Rust and friends are going to be quite fast, but Node.JS is going to be even slower than Ruby. At least, Next.JS (which is on top of node, I think?) will be.

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insane_dreameryesterday at 10:18 PM

yes but that depends a lot on your application and how users interact with it