🤗 [Question]: comparison with bun? (elysia, hono

[ghost]

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[ReneWerner87]

benchmarks are always difficult because it varies from machine to machine and in some cases with quite powerful frameworks also the network plays a big role for the performance test.

if you want to compare these frameworks i would recommend you 2 independent overview sites

the benchmarker which compares different web frameworks independent of the programming language and techempower which has a more accurate and from my point of view even more professional test setup

https://web-frameworks-benchmark.netlify.app/result?f=elysia,fiber,express

https://web-frameworks-benchmark.netlify.app/compare?f=fiber,elysia,express

https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=test&runid=273fa177-fc53-43a9-a97d-d6f3f2ade99a&test=json

Unfortunately this framework is not yet available on techempower, so you can only compare different frameworks on theBenchmarker.

but i would recommend you to check the frameworks there, maybe someone will add it later

[ghost]

@ReneWerner87 could you please tell me how this benchmark site compares? Because I dont think that python libraries slower than javaascript, even slower than express.

[gaby]

@terlan4 The source code they use to test each framework is here https://github.com/the-benchmarker/web-frameworks

[ReneWerner87]

will close the report, hope you found your information
otherwise you have to ask the authors of the benchmarks

[jabarihunt]

@gaby i know but how is all python libraries slower than fastify and express?

Python is a lot of things, but being performant is not one of them! PHP 8 is generally faster than python, and Node JS is generally faster than PHP. Replace Node with Bun for JavaScript and the comparison becomes completely lopsided. Keep in mind, python is a general programming language that is good at most things. PHP, Node, and Bun were designed specifically with back end web development in mind, so it's not surprising that they perform better at those tasks.