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We’ve posted Round 4 of our ongoing project measuring the performance of many web application frameworks and platforms. As with previous rounds, the developer community has contributed several additional frameworks for Round 4, bringing the total to 57! Thanks to contributors, the test is already implemented on 17 of the frameworks.
Framework Benchmarks. How much does your framework choice affect performance? Authors Note: Were using the word "framework" loosely to refer to platforms, micro-frameworks, and full-stack frameworks. We have our own personal favorites among these frameworks, but weve tried our best to give each a fair shot.
You are viewing the first round of web application framework benchmarks. Check out the new stand-alone framework benchmarks site if you are interested in the latest and most accurate data. How much does your framework choice affect performance? How much does your framework choice affect performance? Show me the winners!
Last week, we posted the results of benchmarking several web application development and frameworks. On i7, we see that several frameworks are able to provide a response in under 10 milliseconds. We received pull requests that have improved the performance of several frameworks in this database access test.
We had an interesting presentation at the LA CTO Forum by the CTO of a startup who chose Groovy / Grails as the framework for their startup. t prompted a good discussion around how CTOs go about choosing the programming language and framework for their startup. There are LOTs of language and frameworks to choose from.
In Web Framework Benchmarks , there are some very interesting and surprising numbers around the performance of various web frameworks. Many of us are putting more into the front-end and having the application logic and back-end exposed through JavaScript (JSON) APIs. Startup Founders really need to see these numbers.
If we have a long (64-bit integer) that we serialize into JSON, we might be in trouble if JavaScript consumes that JSON. JavaScript has the equivalent of double (64-bit floating point) for its numbers, and double cannot represent the same set of numbers as long. The output of x.toString() in JavaScript is suspicious.
The List interface is an example. Here are a few examples of lambdas: Comma-separated list of inputs with specified types on the left, a block with a return on the right: (int x, int y) -> { return x + y; }. Two examples of classes with one abstract method are Ordering and CacheLoader from the Guava library.
Initially the computer did basic functions like “screen validation” (making sure that you didn’t enter non-sensical data into fields, for example) and could take over functions like compiling your software code so you could check for errors before submitting it to the mainframe. Over time the PCs began to do more and more.
Sure we still get excited and animated about a new JavaScript library, a new CSS trick, a new device, or a new data store. Vanilla node.js, MongoDB, Cassandra, and Apache Cordova for example. Over time, we've imbibed that reality check serum, and now it's part of our instinctual technical point of view. We love technology, but.
Hilariously simple tutorials, gaming, Windows 8 real-time, Windows Azure as a virtually unlimited scaling mechanism, and of course, awesome web and mobile possibilities are just a few of the examples you’ll see demonstrated. Given this shift in web app development, quite a few client side frameworks written in JavaScript have emerged.
Journey allows for powerful logic through high-level JavaScript, which is a language that millions of people are already familiar with. Learning simple JavaScript in order to build apps on Journey is however quite feasible. As an example, Banking Machine Services is a company that maintains thousands of ATMs across Southern Africa.
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