> The per-request execution model can be played as an incredible strength, but the moment some framework comes along, starting off by loading all of its code, t

> The per-request execution model can be played as an incredible strength, but the moment some framework comes along, starting off by loading all of its code, then instantiating a myriad classes, subclasses, traits, and other crap just to serve a simple request - that's where slowness and bugginess comes from. Really good point, never thought about it this way.