JS benchmark chart is misleading about inferno-website

[Zalastax]

@trueadm The component in itself looks correct and the site looks beautiful. I'm looking forward to using inferno in the future.
The problem is in the manually calculated values on

inferno-website/src/components/home/Benchmarks.js

Lines 23 to 28 in b70aa0c

	{ label: 'Vanilla JS', value: 0.1, score: 1.0 },
	{ label: 'Inferno 1.0', value: 0.14, bg: '#e41f1c', score: 1.04 },
	{ label: 'Angular 2', value: 0.52, score: 1.42 },
	{ label: 'Ember 2', value: 0.74, score: 1.64 },
	{ label: 'React 15.4', value: 0.49, score: 1.39 },
	{ label: 'Vue 2', value: 0.47, score: 1.37 }

. Vanilla JS gets the value 0.1 so it's very short for its score. The pattern for all of the frameworks is that value = 0.1 + (score - 1), except for infernojs with a value of 0.14 where I expected 0.104 (so it's actually bigger than expected). A better value function is to not cut the lower part of the score: value = score / 1.64. I can make a PR with either the scores recalculated or the component updated to automatically scale based on Math.max(...data.map(v => v.score)) if you want.

[trueadm]

@Zalastax The chart is scaled depending on the viewport by % of value in terms of the range, rather than the size indicating a 1:1 of score. This is commonly done on all benchmarks/review sites that use ranges. How would you change it to show the values differently?

I'm completely happy to fix it if something in the component itself is broken too – it's been a hectic last few weeks getting the site ready :)

[trueadm]

Ah so there was a bug! A PR would be awesome thanks :)

[Havunen]

Also it would be nice to get new benchmark with latest versions of all libs