Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
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Web Framework Benchmarks Round 4
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#2This 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) that exercises server-side templates and collections.
With 57 total frameworks being tested, we have implemented some filtering to allow you to narrow your view to only those you care about.
As always, we'd really like to hear your questions, suggestions, and criticisms. And we hope you enjoy this latest round of data.
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#3For those wanting the link straight to the benchmarks its here:
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#4Wow Go is getting faster and faster
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#5Good to see Java is holding its own.
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#6What version of the programming languages are being used?There is a major difference between Ruby 1.9.x and Ruby 2.x
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#7Some of the PHP frameworks do better than Python frameworks.
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#8What version of the programming languages are being used?There is a major difference between Ruby 1.9.x and Ruby 2.x
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#9Wow, I should really give Go a try.
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#10Wow, I should really give Go a try.
I'm thinking the same.
This summer vacation is reserved for Go :)