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I feel like these comparisons are interesting but a bit one dimensional. A broad generalisation you could make is that frameworks with more features tend to be
by beefsack 10y ago
I feel like these comparisons are interesting but a bit one dimensional. A broad generalisation you could make is that frameworks with more features tend to be slower, but mean developers have to write less code.
A LOC or character count for each benchmark would help add a bit of context.
- ben_jones 10y agoI agree with some of that, but I'd be more interested not in how much code is written for the test, but how far into the private API the code must go before the actual action is done. Kind of like using Test Coverage techniques. I imagine theirs only like 2 or 3 ways developers are, say, appending lots of rows, and the difference maker is how efficiently those techniques are being implemented.