It's not too fair to put together all of the framework types and even "libraries" against each other because their are used for separate role. If I want to know which is the best performing framework, I don't care about a micro-framework because most of the cases I need the tools what a framework could offer.
For example it's missleading that a siler is fast and cool framework, but according the author (https://github.com/leocavalcante/siler) it is a library not a framework, of course if will outperform the frameworks.
I don't mind to see libraries in the chart but at least mark them so everybody could see what level of functionality can be made with them.
It's not too fair to put together all of the framework types and even "libraries" against each other because their are used for separate role. If I want to know which is the best performing framework, I don't care about a micro-framework because most of the cases I need the tools what a framework could offer.
For example it's missleading that a siler is fast and cool framework, but according the author (https://github.com/leocavalcante/siler) it is a library not a framework, of course if will outperform the frameworks.
I don't mind to see libraries in the chart but at least mark them so everybody could see what level of functionality can be made with them.