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190,000 req/seq (micro benchmarks) ... Haskell webserver shootout continues

54 pointsby donsover 14 years ago

4 comments

StavrosKover 14 years ago
I don't get what these benchmarks are supposed to do. I mean, it's great that a server takes 5 μs to complete a request, but when my own code takes 10 ms to run, does it really matter? It's 2,000 times slower, it's not like the webserver is the bottleneck...
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jasonkesterover 14 years ago
Misleading title. I expected to find a comparison of various webservers. Instead it looks like release notes from somebody's web framework.<p>Incidentally, the proposed HTML syntax in the 2nd half of the article is terrible. Developers have been closing HTML tags for 15 years now, to the point where we've associated little pyramids with correctness. All this syntax does is make <i>all</i> your code look broken all the time.
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reirobover 14 years ago
How do other non-Haskell Web-Servers perform? Is there somewhere a pong benchmark, say for Tomcat, PHP?
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wingoover 14 years ago
What benchmark is this?
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