Whereas features are extremely important in any framework used, speed
is still an important thing when you're considering how much hardware to
purchase and how you'll be deploying based on your expected load(and god
forbid you turned into the next myspace, then it really matters). And
yes, hardware is cheaper than developer time, but it's still an expense
when you put it on a P&L statement; SOMEONE needs to pay for it, and
it's nice if your software minimizes this within reason. So I'm for a
benchmark of all these systems. Why not just do a basic benchmark(user
hits main page, creates account, log-ins, and logs out), using the most
popular ORM and Templating system for each framework, and see what
numbers come back?
_Marlon_
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