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Out of interest, what language is your framework for? I'm seriously thinking of stopping using PHP because of the weight of the frameworks -- at least on Python
by lhnz 15y ago
Out of interest, what language is your framework for? I'm seriously thinking of stopping using PHP because of the weight of the frameworks -- at least on Python there are microframeworks in which I am not left with a massive bottlenecks on the simplest Hello World page. Sure, you can scale but it's becoming ridiculous that I am forced to be so frugal with processor intensive tasks in the rest of the web application just because of the framework.
- fauigerzigerk 15y agoMy own framework and ORM writing days are long past and the software I write nowadays has very different constraints (data/text mining). I totally share your sentiment about having to be frugal because of wasteful frameworks. My approach is to prefer libraries over frameworks. I start out using the most bare-bones configuration possible (no frameworks, no ORM, no CMS, etc) and then I selectively add well maintained libraries created by people whose attitude I understand. I think code reuse is generally overrated, particularly when it comes to the rather trivial things that web frameworks do. This is probably not very helpful to you. I apologize.
- coolgeek 15y agohttp://codeigniter.com/ http://codeigniter.com/