I love what you guys are doing. This is by far the most comprehensive (in terms of number of frameworks) comparison of web frameworks. I also am a big fan of the new filtering metadata.
However, I'm starting to think that all of the advocates of various frameworks are now conspiring independently to make this comparison meaningless...any framework (except Cake for some reason) can be superoptimized towards a small set of tasks. If you do another round, could you increase the number of different tasks? Some examples could be:
1) Mixed bag of queries of various complexity
2) Static file serving
3) A few computation/memory-intense benchmarks (such as those in the Language Benchmarks Game)
4) Templating
However, I'm starting to think that all of the advocates of various frameworks are now conspiring independently to make this comparison meaningless...any framework (except Cake for some reason) can be superoptimized towards a small set of tasks. If you do another round, could you increase the number of different tasks? Some examples could be:
1) Mixed bag of queries of various complexity 2) Static file serving 3) A few computation/memory-intense benchmarks (such as those in the Language Benchmarks Game) 4) Templating