Re:Performance Comparison of JavaScript Frameworks
by isoos on Sunday July 10, 2016 @04:58AM
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I think an equally interesting result would be to keep only the worst 1-4 benchmark results and compare those. In my experience some frameworks put much more long-term memory pressure on the GC, and by discarding those, your benchmark turns a blind eye on that.
In another words, I'd be interested more on the worst possible performance of a given framework, than their best (assuming the app is written in a reasonably good way otherwise).
Also, +1 to the sibling post that asks for longer runs, that would solve the GC question by including it altogether!
In another words, I'd be interested more on the worst possible performance of a given framework, than their best (assuming the app is written in a reasonably good way otherwise).
Also, +1 to the sibling post that asks for longer runs, that would solve the GC question by including it altogether!