Light Threads
When the developer is trying to trigger to pull out performance to reach its peak, it’s not necessary to rely on OS for any individual tasks, instead of it’s much more effective to create multiple threads and later interchange them for each allocated task. This can also be termed a green/light thread.
- Talking about the enterprise applications, C#, or F# passes through it due to its built-in functionality whereas GO language allows extreme powered lights than can switch between CPU threads (due to its goroutines functionality).
- On the other hand, Java does not provide this feature at all. Libraries like Vert.x support event-based dispatch to deliver the same peak performance and the same applies to C++ (with the library called Drogon).
Top Features Missing in the Current Enterprise Languages
All kinds of banking transactions need to be converted (from one format to another) the moment they get in or out of the ERP system. Since the number of transactions is super heavy in sectors such as Financial Institutes, and for that, it requires a language that can cater to those figures without any lags. However, it’s not just Java can that can perform the job, there are certain other languages too that do join the league, such as:
- C/C++
- GO
- F#, etc
After ages of usage, many corrections are required to fix the issues and make them flawless. We’re certainly talking about ‘missing features’ here. Let’s check out some of the most desirable features that are missing out from the current enterprise language today.