Swift web framework benchmarks
The fastest Swift web framework in HttpArena is humming-bird, with a composite of 189 on HTTP/1.1 — 60 of 97 against every language in its league. Measured over Alpha Round, every entry on the same machine. This is a tuned entry.
Every Swift entry in the benchmark, compared on the composite score of each family. The composite sums a normalized score over the profiles of that family, where the leader of each profile scores 100. Rank overall is the entry's place in its own league across all languages; rank among Swift narrows the same field to this language. Both link through to the board view they were taken in. How the score works.
Composite scores compare directly across every row. Ranks do not always share a field: a tuned entry has no place in the standard-only ranking, so its rank is taken from the field that includes tuned entries and counts more of them.
HTTP/1.1
| Framework | Type | Composite | Rank overall | Rank among Swift |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| humming-bird | Flagship tuned | 189 | 60 of 97 | — |
Questions
What is the fastest Swift web framework?
humming-bird leads the Swift entries in HttpArena with a composite score of 189 on HTTP/1.1, measured over Alpha Round. The composite sums a normalized score across the profiles of a family, where the leader of each profile scores 100. Against every language, humming-bird ranks 60 of 97 in its own league. It is a tuned entry, so it is ranked in the field that includes tuned configurations.
How many Swift web frameworks are benchmarked?
1 Swift entry is measured, covering HTTP/1.1. Every one runs on the same machine, in the same round (Alpha Round), against the same profiles.
Is Swift fast for web servers?
The quickest Swift entry, humming-bird, places 60 of 97 on HTTP/1.1 across every language in its league, so that placing is the honest answer for Swift at its best rather than for Swift in general. The tables below show the spread across all 1 entry.
Every Swift entry
Alpha Round · All languages · Open the leaderboard