I mean that, in an event loop, synchronous code is blocking code. If you could synchronously run a database query in Node, nothing else would be allowed to execute while you waited. That's why you have to use…
Go. It's what I love most about it. If something needs to wait for a response, e.g., a database call, your goroutine just pauses without blocking any other goroutine, even if you're running only a single process. You…
I mean that, in an event loop, synchronous code is blocking code. If you could synchronously run a database query in Node, nothing else would be allowed to execute while you waited. That's why you have to use…
Go. It's what I love most about it. If something needs to wait for a response, e.g., a database call, your goroutine just pauses without blocking any other goroutine, even if you're running only a single process. You…