Any real world app is going to be waiting on, primarily, IO. These benchmarks that just hit an endpoint that returns a simple object are useless.
Any real world app is going to be waiting on, primarily, IO. These benchmarks that just hit an endpoint that returns a simple object are useless.
You would be otherwise just benchmarking the slow service if you benchmarked it any other way
What is being benchmarked there anyway? Receiving a request from the underlying HTTP library, calling the user's handler function, and passing the response back to the HTTP library? Hono, Elysia, PrinceJS... all these "frameworks" really are just routers, and Bun comes with its own router.
No, you would be benchmarking the overhead of juggling several requests in flight, I/O and memory usage, which is what really distinguishes servers in terms of performance.