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But this doesn't apply to splices that need data at runtime, like say pulled from a database right? Isn't that typically going to be 95% of your splices? The
by papsosouid 14y ago
But this doesn't apply to splices that need data at runtime, like say pulled from a database right? Isn't that typically going to be 95% of your splices? The performance increase seems a bit overstated if it only applies to splices that are just simple substitutions.
- mightybyte 14y agoThis might apply to 95% of splices, but not 95% of your template. This particular benchmark does show the best case, but the typical case of a few dynamic splices will not affect things much because the page is still getting converted into a concatenative style and a ton of the splice processing of things like <bind>, <apply>, etc is happening at load time.