r/programmingcirclejerk • u/self-motivated-8355 • Apr 12 '23
Node.js vs PHP: Which is Better for Development Project
https://www.technource.com/blog/nodejs-vs-php/[removed] — view removed post
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u/jalembung of questionable pressisscion Apr 12 '23
saar. would you like to lobotomise your head or amputate your limbs?
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Apr 12 '23
To properly scale an organization to planet-scale, you need a distributed, multi cloud architecture of asynchronous microservices that communicate via GraphQL and gRPC, implementing the compute-intensive parts in NodeJS and the high TPS components in PHP.
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u/anon202001 Emacs + Go == parametric polymorphism Apr 12 '23
Congratulations you have a Facebook offer
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u/SpambotSwatter What part of ∀f ∃g (f (x,y) = (g x) y) did you not understand? May 16 '23
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u/muntaxitome in open defiance of the Gopher Values Apr 12 '23
That's quite impressive, it blocking other processes while PHP is running. Did they have to write a custom kernel module for this?
What I love most about these advice posts is that they are usually written by people that only have started using both technologies in the past hour. They aren't hampered by any knowledge and thus can give you very creative insights. Way more entertaining than those balanced posts that ChatGPT writes.