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I've seen a lot of shenanigans in JavaScript framework benchmarks. For example when Pino (logging framework) compared itself using buffered mode (where the logs

I've seen a lot of shenanigans in JavaScript framework benchmarks. For example when Pino (logging framework) compared itself using buffered mode (where the logs don't immediately pipe to stdout and a crash wipes x kb of logs). I don't know if the JS community is specifically vulnerable to this, or it's universal. It seems to happen a lot though.

klysm 3y ago
JS is in a state where it is so flooded with frameworks that they have to compete heavily in marketing and hype generation. Unfortunately that incentivizes shady and misleading practices like this.