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I was a bit surprised by its performance in the last TechEmpower benchmarks: roughly equivalent to Rails and other Ruby-based solutions (PHP, too). It could be
by percept 10y ago
I was a bit surprised by its performance in the last TechEmpower benchmarks: roughly equivalent to Rails and other Ruby-based solutions (PHP, too).
It could be a case of not yet being optimized for the tests, but I was expecting much more impressive numbers out of the box (particularly after the full-court press on the boards and blogs).
- asdf1234 10y agoThe Phoenix tests had a ton of errors and there was no preview run so whoever submitted them wasn't able to fix them. This has happened with a bunch of different languages/frameworks in the past and until the errors in the implementation are sorted out the benchmarks are basically meaningless. Chris McCord talks about it here https://www.reddit.com/r/elixir/comments/48ke69/any_reason_why_elixirphoenix_did_so_badly_in/d0ko6ai https://www.reddit.com/r/elixir/comments/48ke69/any_reason_w...