Saturday, December 16, 2017

Re: Django has low benchmark


Hi Gary,

Disclaimer: I'm the author of the Django-hotsauce toolkit, a high-performance and scalable fork of Django.

This result doesn't surprise me. I would love to see someone make benchmarks between Django-hotsauce and pure Django.

I believe Django is trying to solve too many problems at once, and may not be optimized for high-performance WSGI applications.

In specific, perhaps Django is way too monolithic and not modular enough to challenge specialized web microframeworks like Flask or Werkzeug.

Hence, I would love to have the ability to disable specific modules in Django which I don't need.

For instance, I don't use the ORM or template code in my wsgi applications.

I switched to Mako templates and rolled my own model API to reduce this overhead.  

HTH

Etienne

Le 2017-12-16 à 01:40, Gary a écrit :

Hi all

Why Django has low benchmark ?
https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/
Pls share your views.
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