Re:Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server ap...
by karterk on Tuesday April 08, 2014 @10:37AM
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With servers being a commodity these days, I can only think of rare use cases where this would be helpful vs just scaling horizontally behind a load balancer. Also, in most real world systems I have seen, the real bottle neck is in the I/O and rarely in the business logic or server application level.
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Re:Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server ap...
by int64 on Tuesday April 08, 2014 @11:40AM
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Thats very true. The plan was to give the user heavy asynchronous IO functionality that appear to the user as making a simple ajax call with a callback function. Provides the developer asynchronous functionality on the server side. Scope variables and so on are all handled behind the scenes.