Re: [binarycloud-dev] binarycloud vs. other web app frameworks

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

> But you could still start a session, couldn't you by calling all the init
> functions?  Also, say the only difference between a logged in user and the

Yes, I think the cache would be a plugin to the page class, not init.

> logged out was an extra menu, couldn't you cache both?  I guess I'm after
a
> Smarty kind of template engine that'll process the XML/XSLT and then build
> in PHP queries/includes for the changing data... which would reduce the
> load caused by using XSLT.  but then would probably get rid of the
> advantages :-)

I don't quite get the above. splain me :)
oh no, wait, got it.

yes actually someone has done you one better, they have made an xslt -> c++
compiler, but the code doesn't work with sablot, we'll need to wait for php
4.1 to be able to use it.

but I am not averse to thinking of ways to increase xslt's speed.
but I can't sacrifice _any_ of its capabilities.

> I guess this will by why the cache is best suited to a cms tool, where you
> don't have many logins (so those pages can be generated dynamically) and
> your content isn't changing very often.

Correct-o

> Yup.  Which will save ~ 0.0999 s off compile time?

Actually, probably less than that :)

but I'm a speed freak.

_a



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