Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
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Re: Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
#2I would love to see openresty in there too.
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#3Re: Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
#4For the ones surprised by Go's performance, remember that Martini in known to be slow as it uses heavily reflexion.
Re: Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
#5Martini is slow, try again with Negroni which is the new lib by the author of Martini.
Re: Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
#6Martini is not a good reflection on Go's performance (no pun intended). If you want a Go benchmark of a minimalistic framework, use Gorilla mux or even Beego
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#7I wonder how koa would fare.
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#9Is elixir just a different syntax for erlang, or are the semantic differences? Their website doesn't seem to make it very clear.
Re: Benchmarking Phoenix vs. Rails vs. Sinatra vs. Express vs. Martini
#10Gin, a Go web framework similar to Martini, would probably performs 10 times better. Since the only purpose of using Martini is because it has a similar style than Phoenix, I would suggest changing the framework to Gin or another Go framework since Martini is not the only framework available.