NodeMeme

Which server side programming languages are statically typed?

@ohemelaar C#

@ohemelaar C#, Java, C++, Haskell, Rust, and many otherd

Typescript + Node = Kaboom💥

Hype for phoenix framework 1.4

@leksyib
Agree! Typescript. Problem solved.
Use C# cost a lost of money more than beginners to realise

@sunfishcc why c# cost lots of money? It can be hosted on a Linux server
Unless working hour costs more

@ohemelaar java I guess 😂

Use not inconsistent language

@gitpush is iis connection limit no longer a thing? What about hyper V? Visual studio also is also a problem. .net core has full support on Linux, but it’s just too much of a hustle.

@sunfishcc I don't know about iis, but you can just use kestrel. VS Community and VS Code are both free and installing .Net Core on a Linux machine is really not that hard. You don't need to pay a cent to develop and deploy C# Apps/Services

I don't get all the hate about Node.js/JavaScript in general. I love it and use it on a daily basis, it does its job, runs smoothly and has a shit ton of modules (even if the node_modules folder can be enormous at times). The code is maintainable, extensible and has a nice syntax.

@jackconnorhull is it suitable for production on aws? 🤔

@jschmold oh in that case yai agree misusing C# is an easy task and leads to headaches
@sunfishcc no it is no longer required to use iis for DotNet core
And I don't know why it is a hastle I have couple of services running fine each is on a 512MB server with MySQL container running on both

Nobody uses IIS anymore. Kestrel is the new hotness. And ASP.NET Core 3 is a bunch faster because of allocation-free memory addressing...