C# socket VS Nodejs socket

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I want develop game for Ipad and It's multiplayer game and I want to choose which development platform is good for server. C# or Nodejs . Which one provides built in classes and functionality.

Posted 27-Nov-13 17:57pm

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Mehdi Gholam 28-Nov-13 0:04am

It really depends on your skill set.

Member 10420430 28-Nov-13 0:15am

But is there built in class for multiplayer game server in Nodejs.Also performance and development point of view which is better.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Nov-13 0:13am

It really depends on what you want to develop. Do you understand that you even say "VS" (compare one with another), because Nodejs works only in the client side?

So, the question does not really make sense. If you described two different scenarios in sufficient detail, it would be a different story.
—SA

Member 10420430 28-Nov-13 0:20am

Nodejs also works on server side and it is used for mostly server development . i want to develop game server.That's why I want to know which is better.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Nov-13 0:27am

Really? I did not know. How? Server-side JavaScript engine? (I only heard of them and read in Wikepedia, did not think they are ever used in real life these days...) Is it http://nodejs.org? It says this is a platform built on Chrome's Javascript runtime... How?...

And anyway, you can ask your question only if you at least roughly describe two different scenarios. You did not even explain what kind of gain it should be, from the networking point of view, what kind of parts, etc...
—SA

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