If your application works with a network, you will be better off using 
node.js. As Ben pointed out, if you have anything CPU-heavy, you can use 
node.js and c++ extension, it's easy enough (I remember writing native 
extensions for perl, and native extensions for node.js is a piece of cake 
after that you know).

As for Java, it has one and only one advantage: portability. If you're 
writing a large application and need to support a lot of weird platforms 
like beos or windows, I think jdk is far more portable than v8. But other 
than that, I'd avoid that language entirely (unless you really like Scala).


On Tuesday, November 12, 2013 5:42:02 AM UTC+4, [email protected] wrote:
>
> We are developing a web based solution.
>
> The server side will have 3 million to 15 million user records.Each user 
> record has a binary code (master code) which will be stored as part of the 
> user record in the database.
>
> There will be multiple client machines 10 to 50+ sending requests to the 
> server.
>
> The client machines will send out a binary code (slave code) to the 
> server. The Server will try to match the slave code with the master code. 
> If the slave code and master code are a pair then the system will send out 
> the record to the client machines in real time. The process of determining 
> if a slave code and master code are a match is a bit complex and is 
> determined by our matching algorithm. This algorithm can match 40,000 
> records per second per core. 
> I am a bit concerned on which language we should use for this application. 
> We were thinking of using Java but then someone recommended Node.js & NoSQL 
> (as Node.JS is very easy to scale & takes care of lots of aspects & 
> development time is far less). 
>  
> Can anyone provide advantages/disadvantages of using either Node.js or 
> Java? 
> Is Node.js a good fit for this project?
>  
> Thanks a lot for your help.
>

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