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by optymizer
4589 days ago
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I think it's because they're measuring the rate at which Node.js and Go receive requests, process json, and reply as a single metric. I measured the speed with which Go and Node.js decode/encode JSON, i.e. there is no network and web server involved, just json.Marshal()/json.Unmarshal() vs JSON.parse()/JSON.stringify() I benchmarked the web server speed separately. |
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