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jsyolo
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Virtual Threads: New Foundations for High-Scale Ja...
Keeping familiarity aside, why would one use Java/JVM instead of nodejs for the server of a web app? I need to call SOAP services.
anonymoushn
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What are the benefits of using nodejs over Java?
jsyolo
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SSR React, using the same language in the server as in the browser and not wrangling between to completely different ecosystems.
lmm
on Sept 30, 2022
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I get that the other way around by using Scala.js in the browser; I find it a much nicer language to work with than Javascript or even Typescript.
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Java has a solid frontend framework. I discussed it recently in relation to SSR React:
https://nocodefunctions.com/blog/java-frontend-web-app/
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When one cares about performance.
kaba0
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And maintainability. And quality of libraries.
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