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This is a common claim -- but no one has yet provided any evidence to back it up. So I got curious and took a look in the TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks repo u
by ezekiel68 5y ago
This is a common claim -- but no one has yet provided any evidence to back it up. So I got curious and took a look in the TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks repo up on github. For the top rust frameworks (actix and ntex), the submissions are surprisingly short and easily comprehendable. Those two, at least, don't pull anything particularly tricky other than perhaps caching the initial portion of a successful HTTP response string (they all do that).
By the same token, there has not been any evidence I have seen to support the claim that the scripting language frameworks have not also done their best with their submissions.