Quote from: dooglus on September 23, 2014, 05:11:22 PM

Quote from: m19 on September 23, 2014, 04:38:31 PM

Most sites use Node.js for the backend. Mainly because it's the easiest (not always the best though) way to built a real time site handling a nice amount of users.

But my guess is we'll be seeing a lot more Go in the coming years. Built a small dice project in that handling 10.000 rolls in about 500ms.

Just Dice was also built in Node.js + MySQL by the way.

Just-Dice uses redis as well as MySQL.

Did you store all the J-D bets on the MySQL DB, I've been trying to figure out a cool way to store crazy amounts of bets (think tens of terrabytes) without having the weirdest SQL database on earth.