TeaVM Performance Even Better In Latest Builds
Recent performance
comparisons show that TeaVM is already one of the top-performing
toolkits for making web apps in Java. Given that TeaVM has other
features that the competition can't match (like full thread support),
TeaVM will be the toolkit of choice for many.
However, TeaVM has another trick up its sleeve. The review was done
with version 0.5.1 of TeaVM, which is over a year old. I wanted to
know how the latest dev builds would perform, knowing that the TeaVM
author has been making significant improvements to TeaVM since 0.5.1.
The Setup
I copied the original TeaVM project from the comparison. Then I
upgraded the TeaVM dependency to the latest available dev version
(0.6.0-dev-723). After a quick mvn clean install, I had
a new build to compare.
The Lighthouse Results
|
TeaVM 0.5.1 |
TeaVM 0.6.0-dev-723 (ADVANCED) |
% Improvement |
TeaVM 0.6.0-dev-723 (FULL) |
% Improvement |
| JS, in bytes |
57305 |
25270 |
56% |
26384 |
54% |
| FCP, in s |
1.2 |
1.0 |
17% |
1.0 |
17% |
Conclusion
TeaVM's performance is even better now than it was before. With a 20%
performance improvement and a 56% reduction in JavaScript size it is
effectively tied for #1.
Last modified on 19 May 2020 by AO
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