Paul M Jones wrote:
Anyway, this only shows that some frameworks are better optimized to
display "hello world" than others.
This is **not** correct. Every line of application code added to the
dispatch cycle will only reduce performance, so when you are
attempting to improve the speed of your application, these results
show exactly how much room for improvement you have.
Let me just make everything clear. What Paul is getting at is that you can't get any
better response times than the hello world application. If you're hitting those numbers
you just can't go any faster. There is nothing more you can do about it but to customize
the framework code.
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