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Web Framework Benchmarks Round 5

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Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 5

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The blog post links to Round 4 results. I can't find Round 5 results anywhere

Apparently I am a newbie at setting up Apache's HTTP response headers. We intended for the response headers to ask your browser to cache the HTML for two hours and not more.

If you don't see Round 5 at first, just hit reload. It should appear.

Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 5

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post #6

You should really do a test on ASP.NET with JSON.net and ServiceStack Text. The default JSON serializer is hopelessly slow.

Thanks for the tip!

I need to be clear that the ASP.NET implementation that you see in Round 5 was contributed by user @pdonald at Github.

That said, we'd be happy to receive more pull requests with ASP.NET changes and improvements. We suspect there is a lot of room for improvement in the Windows numbers.

Re: Web Framework Benchmarks Round 5

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post #7
post #6

You should really do a test on ASP.NET with JSON.net and ServiceStack Text. The default JSON serializer is hopelessly slow.

Thanks for the tip! I need to be clear that the ASP.NET implementation that you see in Round 5 was contributed by user @pdonald at Github. That said, we'd be happy to receive more pull requests with ASP.NET changes and improvements. We suspect there is a lot of room for improvement in the Windows numbers.

I've just submitted a pull request.
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