NodeJS vs .NetCore

I put NodeJS and .NetCore against each other in a performance head-to-head! Check out the results!

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:22 Welcome Newcomers!
4:24 My personal testing with JMeter and wrk
12:49 Outro

#NodeJS #AspNetCore #SoftwareDevelopment

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[WorstDeveloper]

Nice video, but I think these benchmarks are a bit misleading.
.NET Core throughout vastly outperforms Node in all tests I've seen by others, and performed myself.

[PaulSebastianM]

3:50 a few ms less in response time can translate in thousands of dollars per year cost reductions.

[shreyasjejurkar]

Just to put here .NET 5 is faster than .NET Core 3.1.

[shmeklz]

Help me pls. I know js well and c# on a beginner level, I know vue staff as well and I wrote some cool stuff with it but as for me backend more interesting thing because you don't need to design fricking components and think about good UI for clients.

I'm planning to learn one of this technology as hard as I can for 1 year. What can you advise for me to learn?

P.S I'm thinking on js when I need to do some math-algorithmic tasks and Node icon design looks cool

[JethroYSCao]

Would've been helpful if you'd put up a couple simple plots.

[pbbrut]

We use NodeJS for the backend simply because we use it for the front end. I can throw together a VueJS frontend together with a node backend and deploy in minutes. Writing frontends in aspnetcore is miserable. No thanks.

If I'm going to write a backend that needs special properties we'll write it in Golang.

[jasoncooper]

Love the videos! Keep up the great work!!

[markmendez]

Dotnet is tedious, over engineered and has limited open source libraries.

Some trivial things on Node like parsing JSON are overly complicated in C#. If you have choice always go with Nodejs.

[travisreacher]

If you have low specs laptop use JS HAHAHA

[DanielNistrean]

I suggest you make an Intro for your videos and add animation over videos.

[Sam-gdxp]

This which is faster makes no sense to the real world applications. Why? Database, how responsive are sql connections and executing sql statements. Node.js is 10x faster to develop than .Net Core. .Net Core is just to complicated and bloated with OOP syntax. And Microsoft is keep pushing new versions of environment and C# language. Why would you have 2 year cycle and introduce nonsense to syntax. Just to make some youtube OOP bias developers happy. And poor developers think, this is the way, to do it OOP style, C#. No, no, no, TypeScript is way to go. C# is utter garbage. A lot of veteran .Net developers are looking into F#, but F# ain't OOP and a lot of (C#) developers are confused like fish out of water.