[Uptrenda]

Another suggestion to add for you all (IDK how helpful.) When I see PyPy I see that its speed is faster for CPU-bound work but I'm thinking there is also I/O bound work that would see significant increases in the load they can handle. You could host a page that benchmarks common tasks like HTTP req/s (different types) with asyncio vs CPython. Could even have an automated tool that allows projects to benchmark performance from a web-page using PyPi without having to install or measure anything.

[mattip]

Benchmarks are tricky. Do you have a specific use case you want sped up?

[forsakenharmony]

I have to say the speed comparison on the front page seems hard to read / backwards

I feel like you should either put absolute numbers side by side or how much faster pypy is (instead of how much time it takes)

[true_religion]

It would also be nice to see benchmarks of how much faster PyPy is getting each version. I know there is a tracking page but it tracks dozens of tests and has no absolute reference summary by version.

An easy chart to show v3.x is 10% faster than the last version would be great.