Update benchmarks to use production version of react and compiled JSX templates.

[irae]

For the sake of justice to React, I pulled down the production version.
Both Ember and Angular are using production versions already, I didn't check
the remainder of the frameworks.

Looks like my mac is very different from yours, some results are somewat different.
Regardless, I think this benchmark only scratches the surface, since every run is
a lot off the last one. Maybe running 100x the benchmark itself and taking averages
may make it more stable. But for now looks somewat better.

[irae]

BTW, in order to compile the JSX files I just did npm install -g react-tools and then on the todo-benchmark folder, go the the react folder and do: jsx --extension jsx jsx/ js/. That's it.

[yyx990803]

Please note a few things:

• Current bench result is from a 10 run every average. Also the page states the hardware it is being run on so it doesn't make sense to replace the result with yours.
• Every app is using unminified version. Ember uses an unminified "production" version because its dev version has a lot of extra internal asserts which hinders performance. For other libraries "production" is just a matter of minification.
• The benchmark clock starts only when the page is actually rendered, so pre-compiling JSX theoretically has no effect on the results.

[irae]

React does not provide a production unminified version, but they do have separate build time optimization before compressing. If you run the tests without my commit and then after my commit you will notice some 10-15% improvement.

You don't need to accept the json on the pull request, I can remove and rebase if you want, but it does change the performance. I did profile and a lot of the time spent was in reactPerf that only exists in the non minifyed version.

[yyx990803]

cool, could you please:

• remove the results.json changes
• remove .module-cache/ files

I will replace all libs with minified production version and re-run the benchmark afterwards.

[yyx990803]

6fb156a

All tested libs are using latest minified production build now. React did show considerable perf gain after using the prod version, thanks!

[irae]

Many thanks for doing that :) sorry that I did not patch in time