Although this thread is almost 1 year old,
http://nodejx.com/nodejx-vs-vert-x-vs-node-js-cluster/ is another benchmark
from today.
Vert.X has its own performance issues with running JS. Indeed node is
faster in case the server side JS is doing something!
Personally I wouldn't say something
My take: node'sand vert.x's goals are different. Vert.x aims to make the
async programming model available and convenient on the JVM, node's initial
goal was to make it easy to develop network networked apps using http.
Node's target aren't highly scalable apps (like for example Google's
31.10.2013, 23:38, "Florin Jurcovici" florin.jurcov...@3pillarglobal.com:My take: node'sand vert.x's goals are different. Vert.x aims to make the async programming model available and convenient on the JVM, node's initial goal was to make it easy to develop network networked apps using http. Oh
Philosophical questions:
How does one find year-old node mailing list threads?
Why would one resurrect a year-old node mailing list thread?
This happens with some regularity. I've got no idea why.
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 4:33 PM, Alex Kocharin a...@kocharin.ru wrote:
31.10.2013, 23:38,
You're replying to the wrong message. I have the same questions though. 01.11.2013, 00:35, "Charlie McConnell" char...@charlieistheman.com:Philosophical questions:How does one find year-old node mailing list threads?Why would one resurrect a year-old node mailing list thread?This happens with
How does one find year-old node mailing list threads?
Easy. Just google anything and find old threads.
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Alex Kocharin a...@kocharin.ru wrote:
You're replying to the wrong message. I have the same questions though.
01.11.2013, 00:35, Charlie McConnell
This could very well explain the factor of 5 between the green and purple
bar in:
http://vertxproject.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/chart_1.png
Den torsdagen den 10:e maj 2012 kl. 17:06:05 UTC+2 skrev koichik:
Hi,
Node (libeio) has only 4 [1] background threads (per process)
for file I/O,
No.
Though I imagine Isaacs is wondering where the file read performance
difference is. My gut feeling is that Java maybe uses mmap under the hood,
or some other performance trick. It would be much more obvious if there
were strace output. There's also other probable wins, like using a newer V8
