Re: [binarycloud-dev] capwiz

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Reini:

Oeeewah, you are stirring my ingrained paranoia.  When I first
started looking at BC, I thought, this Mother is
really going to be slow, with all those file operations,
certainly one per module.  And the way I like to write
tiny modules, I thought, ungh.

So I am curious about your experience with speed
and BC.  Is there any data, even anecdotal, relative,
to the other CMS/YATS/platforms?

But, back to reality, I used to worry about squeezing
10 bites out of C programs on a Z-80 with 64K memory.
So, I rationalize to myself, well, in a year our server
will be 1.5 MHz and a 200 MHz FSB and 2 gigs of memory
and everything will be resident the VM page set anyway...

Even if BC is slow, I want it for its elegant
features and I'll just forget about speed envy.


_jef

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Reini Urban wrote:
> 
> Personally I would say that bc is too slow. "duck an run" :)
> no, really as long it doesn't cache dynamic pages...
> 
> there are hundreds of similar and easier php cms systems.
> see the php faq.
> 
> I also use ariadne (http://www.muze.nl/software/ariadne/),
> which is much faster, but has less features.
> 
> > "Faine, Mark" schrieb:
> > I'd like to replicate this functionality http://64.14.114.200/cademo/ with
> > binary cloud?
> >
> > I'd also like to create a paycheck analysis tool, sort of like
> > paycheckcity.com but better with more thorough analysis.
> >
> > My question is and I realize this is sort of an off topic post?
> >
> > I need to create 2001 Federal and State Tax tables, where would I get the
> > data (in some kind of electronic format I could more easily import into
> > mysql) and once I got it how in the world could it be regularly updated?  At
> > this point this is just pie in the sky ideas about some applications but you
> > never know what might come out of just looking into an idea.
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