hey, great post but i think there's need to be more said when it comes to benchmarking. First of all you're not only benchmarking dotnet core. there's also aspnet core and json serializaition library (same with go ofc but i'm feeling like you're picking on perf focus from dotnet team). So basically you're performing "Json serialization" benchmark from techempower techempower.com/benchmarks/#sectio...
While dotnet core and aspnet core have been greatly improved json library hasn't as of right now. so if you want to measure dotnet improvement check out "Plaintext" category. Second thing is features. aspnet core is full fledged mvc framework whereas iris is argubly less feature full. That's said your benchmark methodology info is not enough (what about server gc?) so I'd rather take results from Techempower (i'm not saying go is slower). Thanks!
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hey, great post but i think there's need to be more said when it comes to benchmarking. First of all you're not only benchmarking dotnet core. there's also aspnet core and json serializaition library (same with go ofc but i'm feeling like you're picking on perf focus from dotnet team). So basically you're performing "Json serialization" benchmark from techempower techempower.com/benchmarks/#sectio...
While dotnet core and aspnet core have been greatly improved json library hasn't as of right now. so if you want to measure dotnet improvement check out "Plaintext" category. Second thing is features. aspnet core is full fledged mvc framework whereas iris is argubly less feature full. That's said your benchmark methodology info is not enough (what about server gc?) so I'd rather take results from Techempower (i'm not saying go is slower). Thanks!