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Re:The Great Web Framework Shootout – On GitHub by powertower on Sunday February 19, 2012 @02:14PM (#3610077)
"Hello World" tests really need to go away and be replaced by a concurrent workload that represents 100s of users accessing, writing, etc.

I remember a test that compared MySQL to SQL Server (Microsoft's SQL Server) a few years back.

MySQL had SQL Server beat hands down... For 1 concurrent user.

Once things scaled passed 10-20, SQL Server started winning.

At 30-50, MySQL could no longer respond and would crash, while SQL Server scaled to 90!

But everyone was wowed by the 1 user-load test! And countless posts were made over the years showing how MySQL is superior to the obviously flawed SQL Server.

Re:The Great Web Framework Shootout – On GitHub by mhurron on Sunday February 19, 2012 @02:39PM (#3610141)
Just to be pedantic, MSQL is not the usual shortening for MS SQL Server. MSQL is actually a product of its own, actually the precursor of MySQL.
Re:The Great Web Framework Shootout – On GitHub by rbanffy on Sunday February 19, 2012 @09:46PM (#3611128)
> I remember a test that compared MySQL to SQL Server (Microsoft's SQL Server) a few years back.

Just curious, how many?