I wonder why the 9 lowest ranked frameworks are all in PHP...
Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
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Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
#12For those new to these benchmarks, all of the source code is up on github:
https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks
We welcome all pull requests, suggestions and criticisms.
Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
#13Lua is impressive - the first as a non-compiled lang. Is that Lua or Luajit in OpenResty?
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#14Wow, I should really give Go a try.
Agreed, but the language is sufficiently (edit) MORE verbose than Python that it is still a valid strategy to write in Python first, and then rewrite in Go for performance..
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#15I love what you guys are doing. This is by far the most comprehensive (in terms of number of frameworks) comparison of web frameworks. I also am a big fan of the new filtering metadata.
However, I'm starting to think that all of the advocates of various frameworks are now conspiring independently to make this comparison meaningless...any framework (except Cake for some reason) can be superoptimized towards a small set of tasks. If you do another round, could you increase the number of different tasks? Some examples could be:
1) Mixed bag of queries of various complexity 2) Static file serving 3) A few computation/memory-intense benchmarks (such as those in the Language Benchmarks Game) 4) Templating
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#16This is the most recent update to our ongoing project measuring the performance of web application platforms and frameworks. In this round we've received several more community-contributed tests in Perl, PHP, Python, Java, and JavaScript. Go is a comeback champion thanks to changes made by Brad Fitzpatrick [1] and others in the Go community. A new "Fortunes" test was also added (implemented in 17 of the frameworks) t…
Any reason you didn't test ASP.NET MVC or ASP Web Forms?
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#17Good to see Java is holding its own.
Yah, I noticed nearly all of the top frameworks are Java or JVM based. Pretty cool!
I just noticed something, the two major JSF2.0 implementations MyFaces and Mojarra are both missing.
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#18http://openresty.org/ Looks interesting but at a quick glance it looks like you are programming in configuration files? I'm not sure I like the idea.
Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
#19This is the most recent update to our ongoing project measuring the performance of web application platforms and frameworks. In this round we've received several more community-contributed tests in Perl, PHP, Python, Java, and JavaScript. Go is a comeback champion thanks to changes made by Brad Fitzpatrick [1] and others in the Go community. A new "Fortunes" test was also added (implemented in 17 of the frameworks) t…
Any reason you didn't test ASP.NET MVC or ASP Web Forms?
Maybe because the server is not running Windows?
Edit: yeah right Mono and w/e
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#20Good to see Java is holding its own.
Really. I've recently been getting into node/express after years of Java, and these results make me feel a whole lot less cool.