My name is — Speed
summary
Presenter surveys more than twenty ways to speed up CPU-bound Python code and shifts focus to web-framework performance, examining the many meanings of “speed” in web development. The talk benchmarks and compares a wide range of Python web frameworks and surrounding tools (including multiple ASGI servers) to identify the fastest options for building quickly-responding HTTP endpoints, presenting comparisons that the author says haven’t all been done together before.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Talk goals and motivation
- 5:19Benchmarking methodology
- 12:17EHTTP results
- 14:02FastAPI with Uvicorn
- 16:51LightStar framework
- 20:26Gran framework
- 23:39Robin framework
- 27:53Rust RPC framework
- 30:22Swoole framework
- 34:19Choosing frameworks
- 37:29Resources and source code
- 38:11Q&A
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