you only malloc only once at boot in that pattern, its not about performance at that point. after that you need a strict api and patterns to control and process the data that is where the performance matters...but its niche just like you couldn't want to code a ui from scratch in rust when u could just do a web ui w/ typescript,react tailwind or whatever
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the buffer managemnt is just different pattern and style of code thats more low level. when you care about performance and cpu cache, you have to make sure that actual physical memory gets computed at same time as other memory near it so there is less latency.
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if this is trying to competing with v8/llvm thats compiler stuff u gotta be benching and comparing assembly not "hono boot" lol
turns out the sessions are were all bound to 127.0.0.1, sorry about that fixed now though.
hey james thanks for using it haha, its not very stable right now and i think there are a few bugs i'll probably fix some of it tonight and let you know! and i think there is also a profile bug because i just opened it and my resume and account was changed to John Doe
Thanks man, I wish it was that easy... also thats a pretty cool site that you sent me! and i read an interesting article about SaaS from there... https://medium.com/@cliffordoravec/the-epic-guide-to-bootstr...