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> We use the word framework loosely to refer to any HTTP stack—a full-stack framework, a micro-framework, or even a web platform such as Rack, Servlet, or plain
by ExpiredLink 13y ago
> We use the word framework loosely to refer to any HTTP stack—a full-stack framework, a micro-framework, or even a web platform such as Rack, Servlet, or plain PHP.
Yep, that's the problem of these benchmarks. Apples and oranges.
- iends 13y agoWait, why is this a problem? Nobody is suggesting you blindly pick the #1 framework on the list without thought. It IS however very interesting to see how things compare on one benchmark. It also provides some empirical evidence that JVM languages are still king if you care primarily about performance.
- bhauer 13y agoYou can open the filters panel to slice the data however you see fit, including by removing all of the platforms from the view. I have answered this sort of question many times. I eventually wrote a blog entry about it: http://tiamat.tsotech.com/unfair-comparisons http://tiamat.tsotech.com/unfair-comparisons