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It just seems so bizarre that there's so much worry over a company releasing some code. It's a good thing! You can argue all you like about whether they made g
by almost 17y ago
It just seems so bizarre that there's so much worry over a company releasing some code. It's a good thing!
You can argue all you like about whether they made good technical decisions but be angry that they released some code for free is just odd.
Sometimes people re-write already existing things, sometimes it's a good idea, sometimes it's a bad idea, sometimes it seems like a good idea at the time. Sometimes it works out quite well so it doesn't matter either way :p
- andreyf 17y agoThe misleading graph doesn't help their case, either - tests were run at 1,5,10,25,50,75, and 100. The graph mistakenly spaces them evenly apart. In reality, twisted.web died after 50, while Tornado still worked @ 100.
- axod 17y agoAlso if you're planning to do any real Comet stuff, this is an extremely small-scale test. Should try with a few thousand concurrent requests to gain any real insight.
- masklinn 17y agohttp://antoniocangiano.com/2009/09/13/benchmarking-tornado-vs-twisted-web-vs-tornado-on-twisted/ http://antoniocangiano.com/2009/09/13/benchmarking-tornado-v... 2000 concurrent requests
- andreyf 17y agoIf I may reiterate, twisted.web died between 50 and 75, and that graph showing 1-100 was very misleading.
- roder 17y agoOK OK OK, sheesh, I'm going to redo the test. I was out of town over the weekend and really haven't had a chance to update it. It is a small scale test, it was done on my macbook pro... I'm redoing it on better hardware and tests.
- jerf 17y ago"So much worry" != "a few people close to the software wrote some blog posts at each other". In fact almost nothing of what I've seen qualifies as "worry". "Hey, my stuff performs better than you said it did" isn't worrying, and neither is "Hey, I can graft your stuff onto that other stuff and maybe get the best of both worlds." All in all, it seems more like a "productive conversation" than some sort of worrisome flame war.