[always_good]

I have a hard time believing it's faster than a JVM solution, especially since you think Go is categorically faster than the JVM.

For example, Jetty will beat every HTTP hello-world you can write in Go. I know because I've tried to beat Jetty in Go.

[blatyo]

I believe what Overmind meant was that a single request in another language can probably beat Elixir in performance, but Elixirs ability to handle a large amount of requests concurrently means that it'll have better throughput.

For example, if a web request in framework A takes 100ms and framework B takes 200ms, but framework B can handle 4,000 requests concurrently and framework A can handle 1,000 requests concurrently, then framework B will beat framework A in handling 20,000 requests.

framework A - (20,000r / 1,000r) * 100ms = 2,000ms

framework B - (20,000r / 4,000r) * 200ms = 1,000ms