I am having some scalability issue with a nodejs backend and was considering a full rewrite, as it was initally developed as a "prototype" that became the production app. I've been exploring using python with Django or perhaps using Go with Gin, it needs to support a few common things, mongodb, redis, twilio (http api) and saleforce. I know its a little vague, but i want to gauage opinion on what the right tool is to make the scaling cheaper.
Ask HN: Replacing NodeJs API, What Framework?
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Re: Ask HN: Replacing NodeJs API, What Framework?
#2Go scales real well and is a joy. If you are more comfortable with classic OO paradigms Java spring (or even spring + kotlin I hear) might be an easier transition and scales real well. (Disclosure: employer maintains/develops spring, I've used it a bit)