Sharkbench Benchmarking programming languages and web frameworks
This benchmark tests how fast a framework can perform concurrent HTTP requests, I/O operations, and JSON de/serialization. OS: LinuxCPU: Intel Core Ultra 5 325Last Updated: 2026-10-14
Requests per second How many requests per second can the framework handle?
(higher is better)
Latency How long does it take to process a request?
(lower is better)
Stability How stable is the framework under load? (median / P99 latency)
(higher is better)
Memory How much memory (RAM) does the framework use?
(lower is better)
Build Time Fetching dependencies + compiling, excluding SDK setup
(lower is better)
About Go
Paradigm Concurrent, Imperative, Procedural
Execution Compiled
Typing Static
Null Safety NO
Memory Management Garbage Collection Go is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google that is syntactically similar to C but with memory safety and garbage collection. It is designed to be simple, efficient, and readable with a focus on concurrent programming. Go is widely used for building network servers, data pipelines, and command-line tools.
Go web frameworks How does Echo compare to other Go frameworks?
Requests per second How many requests per second can the framework handle?
(higher is better)
Latency How long does it take to process a request?
(lower is better)
Stability How stable is the framework under load? (median / P99 latency)
(higher is better)
Memory How much memory (RAM) does the framework use?
(lower is better)
Build Time Fetching dependencies + compiling, excluding SDK setup
(lower is better)
Popular web frameworks How does Echo compare to other popular frameworks?
Requests per second How many requests per second can the framework handle?
(higher is better)
Latency How long does it take to process a request?
(lower is better)
Stability How stable is the framework under load? (median / P99 latency)
(higher is better)
Memory How much memory (RAM) does the framework use?
(lower is better)
Build Time Fetching dependencies + compiling, excluding SDK setup
(lower is better)