#1
I see you have some cool performance stats on here, but wondered if you could build them in either on https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ or https://web-frameworks-benchmark.netlify.app/result ?
#2
Hello n0nag0n,
There already are benchmarks.
Nothing comes close.
Laravel is at the bottom.
Benchmarks are for the public to do.
Dan
#3
Ahh ok. I see your guys point of view. I don't see benchmarks as a tool that points out, "Let's use the fastest one!" But in my experience, in general, the faster a benchmark is, the simpler the codebase is. The simpler the codebase is, the easier it is to train other developers to fall in line with it and move forward together. While that's not a true benchmark (pun sort of intended), it's definitely an indicator. So if full stack framework performs very well, then I know that the codebase likely is simpler to understand, but complexity breeds slowness.
#4
I guess the other helpful thing with getting on the benchmark is just recognition. If the framework is just that fast, you'll catch people's attention and if your goal is to be a top ten framework, getting more recognition will get you there!
#5
In theory you are probably correct.
However reality is different. Just ask one of the popular YouTubers to do a video on Trongate.
Dan