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Why is tornado and node not on this, it would crush the competition.

• Detrus 15y ago
  Pretty far from crushing https://github.com/carbonfive/hellod/blob/master/results.md https://github.com/carbonfive/hellod/blob/master/results.md https://github.com/carbonfive/hellod/blob/61bcf7495470350ea13ad801b2cb7164b90a2d0f/results.md https://github.com/carbonfive/hellod/blob/61bcf7495470350ea1... The OP benchmark is missing netty and other frameworks meant to be high performance, for higher performance languages.
  • YooLi 15y ago
    Am I missing something? Neither of those links have anything to do with Tornado.
    • Detrus 15y ago
      It has node
  • ricardobeat 15y ago
    Node is only using one of the 8 cores in that test. It's not using express either.
    • tuxychandru 15y ago
      Using a framework on top of plain node.js is not going to make it faster.
      • deleted 15y ago
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      • ricardobeat 15y ago
        Deep down you know that's not what I meant
• nwmcsween 15y ago
  Because tornado and node aren't web frameworks? Why don't we use a bus as a boat?... because it isn't a boat.
  • taskstrike 15y ago
    Node is arguable. You can use express. Tornado is definitely a web framework.
  • j45 15y ago
    Interesting point... the difference between a language vs. framework is often overlooked.. If there are cases where they may overlap, how would you want to develop a test?