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While I agree with your comment, I would also point out that the fastest, most reactive and most scalable webapps have seen were written in C.

Some people out there actually know how to use C, and instead of battling with async JS do get a 5000hits/s hello world, they code a webapp that can easily handle hundreds of thousands of requests/sec without a blink.

Granted, it's less and less common.



Interesting, do you have an example?



You're suggesting that Varnish is what one would normally think of as a "web application"? Not Twitter?




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