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I was wondering what you would think about using jsperf.com Chrome test results as a benchmark for node.js performance since they are both using V8 engine.
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JSPerf shut down by owner due to spam clogging the database and slowing the server.
The V8 engine is what powers Node. js and it is an open-source engine on which even Chrome works. It parses and runs your JavaScript inside a Node environment.
Thanks to Node. js, customer service experience and satisfaction can be increased efficiently, easily, and at a considerably low cost. Interestingly, this runtime environment can be used on both the web server and browser sides, with many open-source modules available, which makes it even more useful and beneficial.
Benchmark framework for NodeJS for measure the execution time of JS codes.
You can use Benchmark.js instead. It's what powers jsPerf and works in Node.js as well.
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I have created a tool that helps me to fetch and run tests from jsperf.com: https://github.com/OrKoN/jsperf
For example:
jsperf get replace-vs-split-join-vs-replaceall 67
jsperf run replace-vs-split-join-vs-replaceall 67
67 is the revision number here. The result is like this:
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