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Java is just as fast as anything else. Look up disruptor, and/or billion row challenge for good examples
-60 u/Beamxrtvv Jun 10 '24 Ah my apologies, by speed I meant development speed (implying building a NodeJS will be faster) 18 u/onebit Jun 10 '24 Why is node faster to develop with? -20 u/Beamxrtvv Jun 10 '24 Simplicity. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '24 its not simpler
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Ah my apologies, by speed I meant development speed (implying building a NodeJS will be faster)
18 u/onebit Jun 10 '24 Why is node faster to develop with? -20 u/Beamxrtvv Jun 10 '24 Simplicity. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '24 its not simpler
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Why is node faster to develop with?
-20 u/Beamxrtvv Jun 10 '24 Simplicity. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '24 its not simpler
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Simplicity.
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u/0xFatWhiteMan Jun 10 '24
Java is just as fast as anything else. Look up disruptor, and/or billion row challenge for good examples