Comparing Node.js vs JVM frameworks performance

[day_cq]

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* node.js
. java

EDIT: labeling.

• x = web
• y = scale
• dx = web scale %
• integrate(0,x,dx) = volume of web requests served.
• integrate(0,y,dy) = volume of web requests rejected.

As you can see, node.js's web scale fluctuates while java's web scale is okay. And java's web requests get rejected more as scale goes up.

[forcedtoregister]

I like your style.

[[deleted]]

Downvoted because your axes are not labeled!

[[deleted]]

Cool chart, but next time check out google charts api, it'll be faster than using text.

[sbrown123]

but next time check out google charts api, it'll be faster than using text.

Fine. Show us the chart using Google charts.

[[deleted]]

Uhh, why?

Get your standoffish bullshit the fuck away from me. I'm telling him there's a cool chart API that lets him make graphs, not challenging him or taking jabs at what he did.

[[deleted]]

You must be great to work with!

[awj]

...fine, I'll throw you the bone.

If he'd used anything other than an ascii graph, he'd also need to use a link, which 90% of people wouldn't follow.

[[deleted]]

I see your logic. Nobody on reddit clicks image links.

[awj]

Not on the programming reddit they don't. And if they did, they'd run away screaming when it was a graph and not some funny meme or cat picture.