I'm thinking pure speed is not a big differentiator these days... as long as it isn't horrible.
Why? The apps are mostly IO bound, and any large site is going to be caching, deferring slow operations, and sharding/breaking into tiers, cdns, etc, etc. The amount of time a web framework actually runs is relatively small.
Others have already mentioned what to do when performance is a problem.
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I'm thinking pure speed is not a big differentiator these days... as long as it isn't horrible.
Why? The apps are mostly IO bound, and any large site is going to be caching, deferring slow operations, and sharding/breaking into tiers, cdns, etc, etc. The amount of time a web framework actually runs is relatively small.
Others have already mentioned what to do when performance is a problem.