Benefits in "performance" is somewhat vague. What performance criteria was measured? Throughput? Memory consumption? Latency? Long tails? Standard deviation? Mean response time?
It's highly unlikely that any language can possibly provide all the above and Erlang makes certain tradeoffs (as does Go). Low level languages like C++ let the user choose the tradeoff at any given point with enough effort.
What was Google's criteria in making such a decision?
It's highly unlikely that any language can possibly provide all the above and Erlang makes certain tradeoffs (as does Go). Low level languages like C++ let the user choose the tradeoff at any given point with enough effort.
What was Google's criteria in making such a decision?