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[nycphp-talk] Advice on OOP & Frameworks

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Thu Sep 24 01:28:26 EDT 2009


Brent Baisley wrote:
> You should read the book. It will help you understand the frameworks,
> how they work, and how to code them.
> That said, all of the most popular frameworks add a fairly significant
> amount of overhead. If you need to create a high performance site, be
> prepared to jump into caching so the framework doesn't load on every
> page hit.
> Here is a kind of old report on benchmarking some frameworks to create
> "Hello World".
> http://avnetlabs.com/php/php-framework-comparison-benchmarks
> 
> While you won't be creating a "Hello World" web page, an Ajax call
> would have similar processing requirements (not a lot of data, simple
> request). You should now how to create simple pages outside of any
> framework, for those simple solutions.

Thanks, Brent. I'll be sure to add your advice & link to my notes.

Bev




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