That's the most ridiculous benchmark I've ever seen. Real world workloads are absolutely nothing like the example in this blog post. Also, why ignore memory us

That's the most ridiculous benchmark I've ever seen. Real world workloads are absolutely nothing like the example in this blog post. Also, why ignore memory usage and JS VM startup time? Why ignore the massive dependency tree that comes with JS frameworks? There's multiple factors to consider when assessing language performance. JS is far less efficient than other languages...but that's honestly fine. There are plenty of use cases for the language where your application doesn't have to be incredibly performant.