To say that there are quite a few JS frameworks to choose from would properly be the understatement of the year.

It seems like every few months a new, revolutionary framework enters the ecosystem with promises of unseen performance and/or ease of use.

It's gotten to the point where we almost need a framework to choose our next framework (Yo Dawg).

Although, as nice as it would be for a developer to be able to take a vacation and come back without having to learn yet another framework, we also kind of dig it.

Flavien Lallemand ⚔️

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We measured the SSR performance of 6 JS frameworks to choose from. All demos are public and hosted on Netlify. The results were interesting, but just like Formula 1, it was often milliseconds that separated the good from the great.

We measured the SSR performance of 6 JS frameworks - here's what we found.

<p>cool bonus info (Dall-E 2, Hey, Google Web Vitals). and the savage ENYA link was the icing on the cake. 😂</p>


<p>Nice evaluation on the JS frameworks’ web performance 🧑‍🚀</p>
