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> No, not really. The author, a professional at Microsoft, was a hobbyist with rust who (...) It's very hard to believe that "a hobbyist" would, by mere chance
by nuerow 5y ago
> No, not really. The author, a professional at Microsoft, was a hobbyist with rust who (...)
It's very hard to believe that "a hobbyist" would, by mere chance, write the absolute best performing framework in the world.
https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/
Your comment not only lacks credibility but also sounds extremely petty.
- dralley 5y agoThe problem is that actix-web (at the time, at least) was also quite benchmark-oriented -- it was doing a lot of things you don't necessarily want to do in production in order to get better benchmarks. And that was especially true of the benchmark code itself. TechEmpower's methodology, additionally, is not perfect. IIRC they support HTTP 1.0 only, which is not what most modern servers are focusing on, but actix-web did.