I've been doing research into how well sites that use popular JavaScript frameworks and libraries perform and built this to make it easier for anyone to see.
This probably goes without saying, but perf.track isn't an exercise to compare the performance of frameworks against each other. There are way too many variables that need to be considered before that can be done, and I built this to instead provide trends and insight to both framework authors and developers.
This probably goes without saying, but perf.track isn't an exercise to compare the performance of frameworks against each other. There are way too many variables that need to be considered before that can be done, and I built this to instead provide trends and insight to both framework authors and developers.