Missing performance benchmark results

[michax]

Could you include your performance benchmark results that you are talking about in following blog post?
https://svelte.technology/blog/frameworks-without-the-framework/

You've linked to https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark, but it's missing test results for your solution.

[guzart]

There's a PR waiting for merge

krausest/js-framework-benchmark#87

[Victorystick]

It's been merged!

[evs-chris]

I think the next round is getting ready run if someone has a bit of time to add a svelte keyed flavour to the benchmarks.

[Rich-Harris]

Thanks for the heads-up @evs-chris — have opened krausest/js-framework-benchmark#181. Will be interesting to see how our new keyed updates implementation fares (since actually running the benchmarks locally is next to impossible, thanks to all the error-producing crap and absurd build times in some of the more... mainstream frameworks)

[leeoniya]

(since actually running the benchmarks locally is next to impossible, thanks to all the error-producing crap and absurd build times in some of the more... mainstream frameworks)

you don't have to run the whole thing. i certainly don't.

you should do npm install && npm run build-prod in webdriver-ts and run npm install && npm run build-prod within each framework you wanna bench (prolly just vanillajs is enough to get the baseline).

npm start to run the http server.

then do npm run selenium -- --framework vanilla svelte && npm run results

you may have to tweak /webdriver-ts/src/common.ts. i also hardcode the css in each index.html to point to /css/useMinimalCss.css in all the benches i run.