GoLang or Rust are good. Also Node.js have a look at nest.js if you want to stay in the JavaScript/Typescript ecosystem. Good documentation and really nice to work with.
It depens on your usecase your knowledge and how much concurrent requests you need to handle. Maybe look up some articles with compares concurrent request handling in multiple languages. But in most cases node.js/rust/golang/php/Java etc. are all able to handle a lot of concurrent request. So in practice for the most projects it shouldn’t matter.
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GoLang or Rust are good. Also Node.js have a look at nest.js if you want to stay in the JavaScript/Typescript ecosystem. Good documentation and really nice to work with.
It depens on your usecase your knowledge and how much concurrent requests you need to handle. Maybe look up some articles with compares concurrent request handling in multiple languages. But in most cases node.js/rust/golang/php/Java etc. are all able to handle a lot of concurrent request. So in practice for the most projects it shouldn’t matter.