Django Python 3.12 vs Ruby on Rails Performance Comparison

we dive into the performance metrics of two popular web development frameworks, Django and Ruby on Rails. Using identical server specifications and similar applications, we simulate a load of 100 concurrent users to test response time.

[@farazahmed1668]

can you please make a same comparison video for Django, FastAPI, Laravel and Express.js? During testing I would love to see how these frameworks perform with the traffic of Tens of thousands of users. watching these videos are more satisfying than anything else.

[@michael_ibeh]

nice content, straight to the point, please keep doing more videos like this

[@sohamjobanputra2914]

This video was great, can you also create a tutorial on how to measure performance of an MVC webapp using that jmeter, I want to learn that with basics.

[@code-for-me]

Jmeter tutorial is a very good idea, thanks. I need to find the time for it.

[@UndyingEDM]

Isn't Rails supposed to be scalable? Why does Django perform better? Will this pattern hold true for 1000 users? Edit: My bad, Django had some errors while Ruby had none. Ruby is clearly better.

[@code-for-me]

what makes you think that Django performed better?

[@UndyingEDM]

@@code-for-me I updated my comment after reflecting a bit. Now I'm wondering what caused those errors in Django?

[@code-for-me]

Django uses more resource compared to other frameworks, which could contribute to increased error rates.

[@bogaczew]

django, and i guess ruby on rails, aren't about performance. nor is java. they are about easy of development and maintaing. i you need perf go for golang.