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hah seriously. my app uses web sockets extensively but since we are also using Phoenix, its never been source of conflict in development. it really was just drop it and scale to thousands of users.



Why couldn’t nodejs with uWS library or golang + gorilla handle 10s of thousands of connections?


I think GP's point is that they feel Phoenix is simpler to use than alternatives, not necessarily that it scales better.


to clarify, it does scale better out of the box. a clustered websocket setup where reconnections can go to a different machine and resume state works our of the box. its a LOT of work do do that in nodejs. I've done both.




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