Comment on An open question (rant) about Node.jsparentComments−IanCal12yAny experienced, systems developer, regardless of language, would never think that was a good thing.I don't know about node, but it's certainly the Erlang way of doing things. You let the process die and leave a supervisor to deal with the problem.−gruseom12yWith the crucial difference that in Erlang, the thing that dies is extremely fine-grained, while in Node it's the entire server. In other words, this is far from the Erlang way of doing things.
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I don't know about node, but it's certainly the Erlang way of doing things. You let the process die and leave a supervisor to deal with the problem.
With the crucial difference that in Erlang, the thing that dies is extremely fine-grained, while in Node it's the entire server. In other words, this is far from the Erlang way of doing things.