There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to benchmarking. It varies greatly on your use case, and the language you're comparing against.
Java will most likely lose to Nodejs when it comes to handling a massive amount of concurrent connections, but when it comes to CPU bound operations, it will most likely shred node.
There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to benchmarking. It varies greatly on your use case, and the language you're comparing against.
Java will most likely lose to Nodejs when it comes to handling a massive amount of concurrent connections, but when it comes to CPU bound operations, it will most likely shred node.
Damn.
I need a credible ans, is there any kind of numbers I can use, or is this question doomed to have no answer (as you suggest)?
Googling "benchmark programming languages" does offer some concrete numbers, with their own constraints of course.
Ok. Thanks for the help.
Cheers.