@orangy We've entered #http4k into it as well. The good news is that for round 15 they're starting to do continuous benchmarking, so we shouldn't see the same delays that were present for R13 and R14.

@orangy The first round some tests performed very bad for me and it was because of JVM settings... To test before the rounds, I did a JMeter test and a docker-compose with the required services to run the benchmark... If they are of any use to you, you can find them here: https://github.com/jaguililla/hexagon/blob/master/docker-compose.yaml, https://github.com/jaguililla/hexagon/tree/master/systems

@dave Nice to see another framework... I'm going to keep an eye on http4k in addition to ktor

So good to see Kotlin frameworks appearing in the list 🙂

Hey! Today myself and @dave have released http4k: https://github.com/http4k/http4k 4 replies @miha-x64 I've just PR'd adding http4k to the orangy benchmarks, so we'll see how http4k performs when it runs 🙂

Merged http4k benchmark, will run benchmarks later today and publish results

@s4nchez

val app = { request: Request -> Response(OK).body("Hello, ${request.query("name")}!") }
    val jettyServer = app.asServer(Jetty(9000)).start()

Did you add

asServer

as an extension function to lambdas?

@cedric It's an extension function on

HttpHandler

, which is just a typealias to

(Request) -> Response

Yes just realized that reading further, thanks

ese pojos?

?

I think he’s trying to speak spanish and ask

if you are using POJOs..

We're using data classes for most things. Are they considered POJOs?

And I'm Brazilian, that's why I get confused when people try to speak Spanish to me.

haha

yeah cedric, could you please switch to Portuguese?

But given my surname I can't blame them for trying

My Portuguese is deteriorating too as I've been living in the UK for ~10 years now.

haha that was meant to say "these POJOS" in a different conversation 🙂

Stupid window focus

hilarious

@s4nchez cool, i use a similar abstraction for my kotlin webserver

esos Pojos

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hay Pojos!

@orangy someone posted squash to reddit. I commented that it looked at lot like Exposed and wondered if there was a connection. Once I realized you were the author I figured I’d just ask you

So… what is the stack you guys use in the server side? I know this is a very particular thing, but knowing what people are using can help to decide what to use.

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@juliocbcotta HTTP endpoints: http4k http://www.http4k.org Dependency Injection: class constructors/objects/function calls persistence: pure jdbc HTTP requests to other services: http4k end-to-end tests: http4k (no need to bring an http server up) + real or fake service dependencies