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Anecdotally, async Tide (an HTTP framework for rust) outperforms any other HTTP framework or library I've ever used in the C/C++ space, including H2O. Pair tha

by junon 3y ago

Anecdotally, async Tide (an HTTP framework for rust) outperforms any other HTTP framework or library I've ever used in the C/C++ space, including H2O. Pair that with minimal memory issues with Rust, and guaranteed none if the framework avoids unsafe blocks.

diath 3y ago
What point are you trying to make exactly? A framework being able to process a few more requests per second than another one in a synthetic benchmark doesn't change the fact that low level languages are simply not ergonomic for making websites.
- junon 3y ago
  * in your opinion.