> But I agree with the author's main point which seems to be that framework performance is pretty meaningless when comparing frameworks if you're just starting

> But I agree with the author's main point which seems to be that framework performance is pretty meaningless when comparing frameworks if you're just starting on a new project. Focus on making a product people wanna actually use first. If you're lucky enough to get to scale you can work about optimizing it then. It feels like a sensible advice but "optimization", if ever possible, can only get you so far until you need a costly refactoring or rewrite in my experience. As projects can be very different in context, it is all about what makes a minimal implementation "viable".