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So, how is it "Fast", without any performance benchmarks? Are we just assuming that it is fast just because it is written in Rust?

• gandutraveler 6y ago
  Server side rendering ? But yeah benchmarks would be great to compare
• jgalvez 6y ago
  Haven't had time to do proper benchmarks yet, but it does perform way faster than a single Node process serving the same Vue.js app via Nuxt.js, using fewer memory. This is likely to vary for large, complex apps for sure. And yes, Node will beat QuickJS in benchmarks by a wide margin, but then again, I don't think you can run 64 tiny threads with V8 like I do with this thing :)
  • vijaybritto 6y ago
    Nice effort. I would like to see SSR for React run in the same way!
  • jgalvez 6y ago
    On my computer, single process Node vs single process Rust: - Rust: 20k requests in 10.04s - Node: 4k requests in 10.11s Tested with `autocannon http://localhost:3030` http://localhost:3030`. Running multiple Node processes will beat it for sure. But then you're using a lot more memory and CPU, I think.
    • wmf 6y ago
      I'm curious about the latency since that's generally the point of SSR. Also, a single process can consume just as much CPU as multiple processes, so the efficiency isn't obvious unless you measure user time.
    • tuananh 6y ago
      very interesting. will keep an eye on your project.