[_huayra_]

I haven't used the JVM in a long time, but judging by the web framework benchmarks I've checked out this morning e.g. [0], it seems like there are many Go frameworks that beat those on the JVM.

I agree with other commenters on this thread that in general such benchmarks may not mean a lot when compute is so cheap and the autoscaling infrastructure is awesome, but I often work on embedded platforms or other resource constrained devices where adding the JVM is a nonstarter (not that Django or Rails is an option either in those cases).

[0] https://github.com/the-benchmarker/web-frameworks

[apta]

Note that those benchmarks use a non-standard golang HTTP library (fasthttp I believe), which even according to it's author makes certain compromises and can be tricky to deal with, and can fail in edge cases (I'd avoid it for production). Whereas the Java versions are much more standard and safer to use.

Secondly, something seems off if a php framework is getting top place, unless it's doing some AOT compilation.