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Just last week I was setting up a matrix server.
I considered conduwuit but I had a feeling this might happen. Happy to stick with Synapse. It's just a shane that it's written in freaking python.
Python is fine. It's not my first choice for a high-performance, real-time application though, that should be in Rust or Go.
..huh?
Sorry, I used "real-time" fairly loosely. I didn't mean it in the sense of a real-time OS (hard deadlines), more in the sense of "fast updates" (like a chat server). Go is great if you want very low latency in a highly concurrent system since task-switching is so lightweight.
Ah, sure. Yeah, goroutines are a well-implemented abstraction.