Your benchmarks are ridiculously skewed and inaccurate. Note: I'm not a Ruby developer and I already gave up on Go months and months ago. You're comparing a fu

Your benchmarks are ridiculously skewed and inaccurate. Note: I'm not a Ruby developer and I already gave up on Go months and months ago. You're comparing a full stack with a million bells and whistles attached to each request (Rails) vs basically nothing but a basic route mapper. You should do real world benchmarks IMO. There's no doubt Rails will be slower but you're going to spend so much time reinventing things that every other popular web language has had for years upon years [note: this is the main reason why I stopped using Go, I kept having to solve problems that were solved in every major other framework].