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I worked on improving the aspnet (on Windows) results and I committed aspnet-stripped (based on @pdonald's aspnet tests) and HttpListener. As that committer, I

I worked on improving the aspnet (on Windows) results and I committed aspnet-stripped (based on @pdonald's aspnet tests) and HttpListener. As that committer, I have to ask: Why would you change your career path due to supposed 'abysmal performance' reported on a website? Keep in mind that the 'abysmal performance' of many of the frameworks can still handle millions of requests per day. Plus, many of the 'slower' frameworks have other development benefits like ease of development, community ecosystem, static type checking, etc. The reason I replied is because I'm considering jumping from aspnet to a 'slower' framework like django and I'm not basing my decisions solely on the results of this collaborative benchmark where I don't even know if experts have tuned the results, and where I don't know why the results are 'poor'.

sker 13y ago
> I'm considering jumping from aspnet to a 'slower' framework like django and I'm not basing my decisions solely on the results of this collaborative benchmark I'm not basing my decision solely on these benchmarks either, this is just the straw that broke the camel's back. Microsoft doesn't inspire me too much confidence on the future of .NET and neither does Mono. The .NET open source community has never taken off. And changing my main development language is not such a big deal, I already work with five languages on a regular basis. I hope to see better results on future tests. I hope OWIN improves the situation for ASP.NET. And I hope future versions of Mono focus more on performance. But that's a lot to hope for and I'm not holding my breath.
pekk 13y ago
You can actually know that experts often haven't tuned the results because many PRs are being ignored ever since the beginning of this project. There is a pretty clear agenda.
- bhauer 13y ago
  Say what? Which of these [1] is old and being ignored? [1] https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pulls https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pulls

sker 13y ago

> I'm considering jumping from aspnet to a 'slower' framework like django and I'm not basing my decisions solely on the results of this collaborative benchmark I'm not basing my decision solely on these benchmarks either, this is just the straw that broke the camel's back. Microsoft doesn't inspire me too much confidence on the future of .NET and neither does Mono. The .NET open source community has never taken off. And changing my main development language is not such a big deal, I already work with five languages on a regular basis. I hope to see better results on future tests. I hope OWIN improves the situation for ASP.NET. And I hope future versions of Mono focus more on performance. But that's a lot to hope for and I'm not holding my breath.

pekk 13y ago

You can actually know that experts often haven't tuned the results because many PRs are being ignored ever since the beginning of this project. There is a pretty clear agenda.

bhauer 13y ago
Say what? Which of these [1] is old and being ignored? [1] https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pulls https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pulls