In my opinion you've missed the point almost entirely: 1) If you see problems with a language you're an expert in, submit a pull request. I've never seen a ben

In my opinion you've missed the point almost entirely: 1) If you see problems with a language you're an expert in, submit a pull request. I've never seen a benchmark done like this before, it gives everyone a chance to fix problems in their favorite framework/language. 2) It is a little bit of a unfair comparison between very low feature frameworks to higher ones, but it gives you a good idea of what you're trading off on basic performance. For example, I thought our use of play1-java wasn't far off of servlet on basic tasks, but boy was I wrong, perhaps by 10x. Should you read this list and pick the top thing on the chart? No. However, hard to argue this isn't interesting and useful information.