What is the powerful Back-End Language

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

please read php 7.3 doc, it has multiple ways to speed your application.

[tnlthanzeel]

@root , here is the benchmark runner https://dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/web/what-is-aspnet-core

[tnlthanzeel]

i think we have to come into common grounds, u r php developer and im a dotnet developer, choice is independant to be made

[fern]

Node js is very easy to use, are .net core is simple too

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

ohh no. i'm not a php developer. i'm a JavaScript developer. why don't you talk about ASP.NET not core.

[tnlthanzeel]

@root, asp.net is now old its heavy and as a replacement the asp.net core was written from scratch brother,and that is why i mention earlier that ASP.NET CORE is THE new web framewrk

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

Nowadays Everything going to be JavaScript based applications. why you going to learn or use another language to backend service. you can do it all in JavaScripts

[tnlthanzeel]

@root , is javascript strongly typed brother?

[the_inspired_dev]

I don't know how @tnlthanzeel mentioned that asp.net core is 18times faster than nodejs. Is it overall or the request, response speed of a async program? Maybe overall 3-5 times faster(Not sure)

However yes, asp.net core performance better than nodejs. Asp.net(c#) running as a compiled language and node is a runtime env(interpreter). So definitely the low level advantage gose to the asp.net.
.net Core has better optimizations for Windows using the HTTP.sys server, as it uses the native Windows web sockets. It also has a cross-platform web server implementation with Kestrel, which runs more slowly as it is not native, but it does run on OSX, Windows, and most flavors of Linux.

NodeJS, to the best of my knowledge, does not have an option to run natively with the OS, but has the same cross platform capabilities of .NET Core.

Also with new SPA frameworks like blazor, asp.net core going to have great future. it dose support wasm nativly.

I'm not a asp.net developer. I just tried few months ago but it didn't suit for me for some personal reasons.

@root you can't use javascript for every scenario. Just by googling, you can find a answer for your question 😊

[tnlthanzeel]

@varuna , if u check the benchmark reports u can find the results brother. some tested application says that node.js made 1000 requests per second while asp core made 20000 requests per second, which is 2000% more

read here https://raygun.com/blog/dotnet-vs-nodejs/

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

It is dynamically and (estimated as) weakly typed. "strong" and "weak" don't have a universally agreed on technical meaning. I think it's "static" and "dynamic".

[tnlthanzeel]

please dont paste answers from google brother, and u went out of context
peace!

[root]

@root

Everything on google. why are you type everything from scratch ?

Now days 80% packages are developed by NODe JS and PHP opensource communities, why are you going to develop every thing from scratch using Dot.net core ?

[tnlthanzeel]

have u any knowledge about nugget?

[root]

@tnlthanzeel said in What is the powerful Back-End Language:

nugget

have you heard about NPM and Yarn ?

[tnlthanzeel]

i use them daily brother, may be because u r biased with javascript its not my problem brother.

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

Anyway thanks for the Dotnet core infomations. that is more helpful for Dotnet developers and newcomers, i <3 Javascripts bro. don't hate it.

[tnlthanzeel]

thats waht i told brother, the choice of language is independent and problem specific. we cant always rely on one language, with new technologies we have to corp up or we will still be like frogs in a well.

peace!

[tnlthanzeel]

@root ,im a fullstack engineer, i work with pure javascript, typescript and jquery on a daily basis brother, i dont hate js

[root]

@tnlthanzeel

yes bro, we have to use suitable programming language to get 100% sucess outcome. i agree with you.