Sanic: Would Sanic borrow code from other projects like Japronto?
Sanic is fast and I love it. People also seem to be curious about Japronto, which people are claiming to be the fastest Python web framework in existence.
Unfortunately, development on Japronto has pretty much stopped. Would Sanic in the future consider merging in or at least reference code in Japronto to improve speeds of Sanic? It would be a shame to see Japronto get eventually abandoned with all that optimized code.
btegs
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Generally, I'm unclear how they would "merge". Is there something in Japronto that would be useful?
People also seem to be curious
If this is true, why don't they support the project?
meckin
on 10 Jun 2018
Japronto looks good on tests but in reality, doesn't have performance advantages over aiohttp.web and Sanic. It postpones headers parsing to be great on pictures. But when you add things like database queries, sessions stored in redis, etc you will get the same performance. In the end, you will get the same Python performance. Sorry to say, but there is no magic Santa Claus with gifts under the tree.
xen
on 12 Jun 2018
Maybe something to take from this project: https://github.com/vibora-io/vibora ?
GMLudo
on 23 Jun 2018
I think the answer is "yes" if it meets a need. I think for now, it would need to come in the form of a pull request in response to an issue.
sjsadowski
on 27 Sep 2018
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Japronto looks good on tests but in reality, doesn't have performance advantages over aiohttp.web and Sanic. It postpones headers parsing to be great on pictures. But when you add things like database queries, sessions stored in redis, etc you will get the same performance. In the end, you will get the same Python performance. Sorry to say, but there is no magic Santa Claus with gifts under the tree.