New framework: .NET HttpListener #377
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Eliminate the overhead of IIS and ASP.NET by using the .NET Framework HttpListener class which is a wrapper around HTTP.SYS. For HTML templates, use Razor with the template parsed at design-time.
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This looks pretty interesting. It will be good to have C#-based test without a heavy framework. |
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Based on @pdonald's aspnet work, this eliminates the overhead of IIS and ASP.NET by using the .NET Framework HttpListener class which is a wrapper around HTTP.SYS, the kernel-mode HTTP driver that is used by IIS. For HTML templates, use Razor with the template parsed at design-time by Razor Generator.
On my system, this gives Go a run for its money for the
jsonandplaintexttests. The other tests are primarily constrained by database server or driver performance.