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Guess Lift is not all that high performance framework that they claim it to be!

Depends on whether any Lifters have optimized it for these tests or not, which, after skimming the github repo and commit history, does not appear to be the case.

Same with any of the other frameworks - some have been optimized by their fans, others are running in default configs.

Techempower should add a filter to show only frameworks that have been optimized.

At this point, most of the tests were contributed/improved by the community. Not all have been reviewed by experts in that framework, and I agree that an "expert reviewed" marker would be nice.

That said, we have tried to not run anything in the "default" configs, but rather the "production deployment" configs if we could find documentation on that. Unfortunately there is a huge variability across frameworks in how good the "production deployment" documentation is.

Have you guys reached out directly to the mailing lists/google groups/github issues/etc of all the frameworks you're testing, asking for experts to take a look?

I know some of these communities don't really frequent HN and Reddit, but they all frequent their mailing lists.

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