Nothing beats Go.

When you use HTMLX (goat) + sqlc (goat) + pgx (another goat) + Chi (yet another goat) and Sqlite (goat).

Most apps will not need anything more than Sqlite, i've several sqlite apps doing a couple of million visits per day.

Compiles to signal binary blazingly fast.

Deploy using systemd service, capture logs with alloy / Loki graphana setup, set up alerts and monitoring and go home.

And you can serve millions of requests on a server with 512MB RAM.

I don't think you'd ever need more speed than this.

Everything else is bloated, slow and doesn't give you enough room for optimization.

Here's the latency of one of my hobby projects (network latency not included): https://i.ibb.co/hJ6FQtyw/d3d6c9d15765.png

Request rate: https://i.ibb.co/Fq80nfJ4/67fcdbdb7491.png

It's running in US and EU (helps avoid atlantic routrip tax), in this one i am doing some 100s of checks, not simple CRUD work. With Go you can optimize a lot without complexity of Rust.