matcha vs router-benchmark

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A caffeine driven, simplistic approach to benchmarking. (by logicalparadox)

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Benchmark of the most commonly used http routers (by delvedor)

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matcha		router-benchmark
	Project
1	Mentions	2
563	Stars	78
-	Growth	-
0.0	Activity	0.0
over 4 years ago	Latest Commit	about 1 year ago
JavaScript	Language	JavaScript
-	License	MIT License

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matcha

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Optimized (<1kb) object and array diffing in JavaScript - Feedback needed
2 projects | /r/programming | 1 Nov 2021

Google what the best practice is for writing a JS microbenchmark is and follow the advice. This kind of stuff is very difficult to roll yourself. Java has a tool called jmh. You should see if there's an equivalent for JS. (Seems like this might be good?)

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Routup
4 projects | /r/node | 15 May 2023

I got the point of it, but it's really hard to do by just reading the readme. Here I found different routers to compare with, there are two kinds: frameworks like express, fastify, and second kind is framework-independent routers like find-my-way. Routup isn't the first case - not a framework, and not the second case - does more than just a router, so it's somewhere in between.
What are some ways that large new sites handle URLs/routing for the shear number of publications they put out on a daily basis?
1 project | /r/webdev | 11 Aug 2021

For static routes e.g. /help or /about, these are loaded into a radix tree structure. There are expensive (memory wise), but still fast when resolving the handler. You can look at benchmarks of popular router implementations and see how they fare with large amounts of static routes.