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What is crystal? And where are Java & C++? Also, who the hell writes web frameworks in Objective-C? Also... does anyone notice that this test shows that the web framework hosted under the same github account is the fastest. edit: re: "What is crystal?" https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal ... I will say, I'm intrigued. I do love ruby, but unfortunately also hate dynamic typing. Crystal seems interesting.
How important is speed really? It's not like it's the only parameter you can measure a framework by, just happens to be the only quantifiable one.
https://github.com/tbrand/which_is_the_fastest/blob/master/t...
This is measuring startup time, not actual request time. This seems nearly worthless unless you are looking to host something on AWS Lambda? Does the author honestly believe GET requests to rails sites take 2 and a half minutes on average?
I think PHP is still the most popular web app language, a shame it’s missing out having a couple of it’s frameworks included in the test.
I think PHP is still the most popular web app language, a shame it’s missing out having a couple of it’s frameworks included in the test.
Can already guess they'll be at the bottom. Laravel, Symfony are pretty dang slow as frameworks.
Can already guess they'll be at the top. Laravel, Symfony are pretty dang fast as frameworks!
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Can already guess they'll be at the bottom. Laravel, Symfony are pretty dang slow as frameworks.
Also without testing them to get the stats to prove/disprove my statement I'm going to say the exact opposite. Can already guess they'll be at the top. Laravel, Symfony are pretty dang fast as frameworks!
- https://github.com/kenjis/php-framework-benchmark#hello-worl...
- https://medium.com/@asked_io/php-mvc-framework-showdown-7-1-...