Did Ecto ever publish any benchmarks

[benjamin...@gmail.com]

I do remember there has been quite a few talks on Ecto but was there ever any benchmarks result published?

[Philip Munksgaard]

What kind of benchmarks would you be interested in?

On Tue, 22 Sep 2026, at 23:06, benjamin...@gmail.com wrote:
> I do remember there has been quite a few talks on Ecto but was there
> ever any benchmarks result published?
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[benjamin...@gmail.com]

I have my own benchmark, but would be nice to see if there ever was any for Ecto, since when it was built the design it was different from what was currently used in Erlang but maybe I remember wrong and there never really was any benchmarks 

[benjamin...@gmail.com]

Here is the benchmark suite: https://github.com/elixir-dbvisor/sql_bench, couldn't find anything remotely close to this for Ecto, turns out that the enummerable protocol which ~SQL is leveraging to provide superior ergonomics has no real impact on performance, so we have fundamentally arrived at zero cost abstraction which is a pretty cool selling point from Elixir perspective. I didn't even think this was possible when I first started this project, I think we could properly build the best performaning web framework across langagues in Elixir with unmatched ergonomics and concurrency.