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>A request comes in, the PHP process loads up everything, executes the request and tears down...on every single request. Wouldn't that make debugging much much
by nivla 11y ago
>A request comes in, the PHP process loads up everything, executes the request and tears down...on every single request.
Wouldn't that make debugging much much easier? Since you get a clean slate for every request, bugs can now be tracked and replicated in a saner way. I personally prefer this method for building and maintaining a huge and complex application despite knowing that it may not be an efficient one.
- brightball 11y agoIt does, but you get that whether or not you're using a heavy framework. Without a heavy framework, you get the best of both worlds.