Wake up to see what? to see asp.net is 8 times faster than node js? you better think the other way around. performance is not a only aspect of seciding about a language or framework. node js still makes sense to me even in 2021 cause the web is built around nodejs , productivity is times better in node js than ASP.NET.beeing a .NET developer for the course of years now I am a full-stack nodejs developer and am very pleased doing that. Besides ASP.NET CORE MVC is not 8 times faster than node js by any means even according to latest techempower benchmark. see below :
it's time to make change in you'r stack and get things done 5-10 times faster.
Microservices replaces both node and asp.net. Today I recommend Azure Functions as back end development is dying. It's all cloud now, which is both infinitely scalable at click of a button.
You're comparing Full (aspcore) and Micro (fastify) implementations, nice job :)
According to the latest results as of writing this: techempower.com/benchmarks/#sectio...
asp.net core has a composite score (considers all tests) of 6,408, fastify 1,594, nodejs 1,545.
That makes asp.net core 6,408 / 1,594 = 4.02 times faster than fastify and 6,408 / 1,545 = 4.14 times faster than nodejs.
I'm productive enough with ASP.NET, especially now with Blazor, and considering the speed advantage I see no point in switching, thank you.
I can use ASP.NET to write microservices and deploy them to local/cloud Docker/Kubernetes; or to write Azure Functions; or even use it on the front end thanks to Blazor WebAssembly.
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lithium is in the first place, should we use it for daily web-dev jobs? I say it again and again. speed is not the only factor. If you say I am productive with blazor you most probably haven't experienced full-stack javascript.
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Wake up to see what? to see asp.net is 8 times faster than node js? you better think the other way around. performance is not a only aspect of seciding about a language or framework. node js still makes sense to me even in 2021 cause the web is built around nodejs , productivity is times better in node js than ASP.NET.beeing a .NET developer for the course of years now I am a full-stack nodejs developer and am very pleased doing that. Besides ASP.NET CORE MVC is not 8 times faster than node js by any means even according to latest techempower benchmark. see below :
it's time to make change in you'r stack and get things done 5-10 times faster.
Microservices replaces both node and asp.net. Today I recommend Azure Functions as back end development is dying. It's all cloud now, which is both infinitely scalable at click of a button.
You're comparing Full (aspcore) and Micro (fastify) implementations, nice job :)
According to the latest results as of writing this:
techempower.com/benchmarks/#sectio...
asp.net core has a composite score (considers all tests) of 6,408, fastify 1,594, nodejs 1,545.
That makes asp.net core 6,408 / 1,594 = 4.02 times faster than fastify and 6,408 / 1,545 = 4.14 times faster than nodejs.
I'm productive enough with ASP.NET, especially now with Blazor, and considering the speed advantage I see no point in switching, thank you.
I can use ASP.NET to write microservices and deploy them to local/cloud Docker/Kubernetes; or to write Azure Functions; or even use it on the front end thanks to Blazor WebAssembly.
Any numbers on these two?
@n-stefen
lithium is in the first place, should we use it for daily web-dev jobs? I say it again and again. speed is not the only factor. If you say I am productive with blazor you most probably haven't experienced full-stack javascript.