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For anyone who doesn't watch these benchmarks of web frameworks,
including Ur/Web:<br>
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The new round of data is out, at the usual place:<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/">https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/</a><br>
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For Ur/Web's most impressive showing, click the "Fortunes" tab under
"Test types" on that front page. You'll see Ur/Web just barely in
second place for best throughput on this test, which is closest to
representing a complete, real web app. I'm hoping that tweaking a
few parameters can get Ur/Web up to an uncontested first-place
finish here! Already for this test Ur/Web pretty definitively
trounces all but one other framework, including several written in
C++ and Java.<br>
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As in the last round, somehow Ur/Web also ends up with best
throughput for the "JSON serialization" test on the EC2 platform
(switch by clicking the tabs in the "Hardware" group to the right of
the "Test types" tabs). I have no idea what accounts for Ur/Web's
jump in the rankings here, nor for its notably <i>worse</i> showing
in database-connected tests on EC2.<br>
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