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I think bootstrap time is an important comparison since it gives a hard boundary on how fast the framework can operate. If even running a "hello" app is too slo
by kennu 17y ago
I think bootstrap time is an important comparison since it gives a hard boundary on how fast the framework can operate. If even running a "hello" app is too slow, then the whole framework becomes useless, no matter how much you streamline and cache your application.
- Scriptor 17y ago>If even running a "hello" app is too slow, then the whole framework becomes useless Except Yii claims to be fast because it lazily loads extra functionality, such as DB classes and sessions, commonly needed features in most apps. Assuming they use autoload, it would actually suffer a performance hit since autoload is notoriously slow and the other frameworks already have loaded the needed classes.