Benchmark of a popular c# web framework is left

[KaungZawHtet]

https://abp.io

[waghanza]

Hi @hikalkan @mehmet-erim @yekalkan @maliming,

Would you mind to add (or consent that we add) apb in here ?

This project compare performance based on 3 routes :

• GET /, SHOULD return a successful status code and an empty string
• GET /user/:id, SHOULD return a successful status code and the id
• POST /user, SHOULD return a successful status code and an empty string

Regards,

[maliming]

Thanks, @KaungZawHtet @waghanza

We will investigate.

[KaungZawHtet]

How's going ? So excited to know the result

[waghanza]

Worth starting a PR @KaungZawHtet. We'll however wait for non-objection of core team before merging it

[KaungZawHtet]

Any Progress ?

[waghanza]

Feel free to open a PR @KaungZawHtet, I'll review it asap

[waghanza]

Do you want to add it @KaungZawHtet @maliming ?

[waghanza]

Any update @KaungZawHtet @maliming ?

[maliming]

hi @waghanza

Abp's default template integrates many modules and adds a lot of middleware. It is designed for business rather than high performance.

I think we can ignore it now.

Thank you for your attention. 👍

[waghanza]

As you wish @maliming.

However, this project is now about revealing performance only (more indicators will come).

It is more about having a tool to help developers choose the right framework for a new project (performance is only one aspect among many)