But I see you like Node.js so maybe it's just a "typo" - do you mean Moon or Warp?
Moon hasn't been finished yet. Warp should be fast enough and there is a chance I'll replace it with another library later. So performance tests don't make sense in this phase of development.
Or is the question related to the tip below?
Tip: I recommend to test server performance through an IP address.."
"Is it possible to turn https off and use only http?"
I can imagine we can add to MoonZoon.toml something like:
No I didn't imply that server should use nodejs , I was wondering if you ran performance tests and compared them with the performance test of a similar implementation in nodejs (or any other language) for that matter.
I think http should be the default option to avoid localhost certificate problem for instance, otherwise yeah something like that.
There is only a couple of stable frameworks based on virtual actors and they are written in C#, Java or Go. I can't find any usable Node.js virtual actor frameworks and there are only a few actor frameworks - probably because Node.js wasn't designed for multi-threading or actors (like Elixir) from start. However I've escaped from the Node.js world a couple of years ago so maybe I overlook something.
So I plan to somehow compare MoonZoon with other frameworks once it's mature enough but it will be hard to write some reasonable performance tests.
Hi Valeria and thanks for the questions!
The project doesn't use Node.js.
But I see you like Node.js so maybe it's just a "typo" - do you mean Moon or Warp?
Moon hasn't been finished yet. Warp should be fast enough and there is a chance I'll replace it with another library later. So performance tests don't make sense in this phase of development.
Or is the question related to the tip below?
I can imagine we can add to
MoonZoon.tomlsomething like:What do you think?
No I didn't imply that server should use nodejs , I was wondering if you ran performance tests and compared them with the performance test of a similar implementation in nodejs (or any other language) for that matter.
I think http should be the default option to avoid localhost certificate problem for instance, otherwise yeah something like that.
There is only a couple of stable frameworks based on virtual actors and they are written in C#, Java or Go. I can't find any usable Node.js virtual actor frameworks and there are only a few actor frameworks - probably because Node.js wasn't designed for multi-threading or actors (like Elixir) from start. However I've escaped from the Node.js world a couple of years ago so maybe I overlook something.
So I plan to somehow compare MoonZoon with other frameworks once it's mature enough but it will be hard to write some reasonable performance tests.
@valeriavg An update for you: