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Lithium is the fastest web framework among the frameworks that nobody use Seriously why is this reaching the front page, who really care about such benchmark ?
by polote 6y ago
Lithium is the fastest web framework among the frameworks that nobody use
Seriously why is this reaching the front page, who really care about such benchmark ?
- melling 6y agoIt would be interesting to filter the ones that are used?
- fluffy87 6y agoThose who work on these frameworks, and those interested in http framework benchmarking. Some of the ideas developed in these frameworks percolate down to the PLs that use them and to the libraries they use, which benefits everyone. These frameworks also test new language features.
- aioprisan 6y agoParticularly the case with PHP and Zend from 5.0+ days. Are there other examples across other stacks?
- matt42 6y agoLithium development started 8 months ago and is not yet backed by a company. So it has clearly not a lot of traction yet. Just give it some time.
- polote 6y agoI have nothing against Lithium and I wish it become successful, I just don't understand the point of the benchmark
- matt42 6y agoThe benchmark is clearly not perfect. But it is great for the community: It pushes all the framework maintainers to optimize their code, so kind of all users of all frameworks are indirectly positively impacted.
- christophilus 6y agoIt’s on the front page because enough of us are interested. If you aren’t interested, just read one of the other articles on the front page, and leave us to discuss this
- orthoxerox 6y agoBecause frameworks like this show mainstream framework developers where the next optimization is.