A page for deed, and its benchmarks - #37
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deed gets its own page: what it does, how to install it, how the verbs compose, the local store, how fast it is, and what is still missing. It appears beside Notary and Plaza on the home page and in the ecosystem list. The performance page gains a section for deed, measured on the 0.3.1 binary from the release page with the script in the deed repo, and says how to reproduce it.
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deed had no page. This adds
/deed(what it does, install, how the verbs compose, the local store, speed, what is missing), lists it beside Notary and Plaza on the home page and in the ecosystem list, and adds a deed section to the performance page.The performance numbers are a run of deed's
bench/run.pyagainst the 0.3.1 binary from the release page, the same numbers as deed's BENCHMARKS.md, and the page says how to reproduce them. The site builds, and search indexes the new page.