Re: Performance question + new packages?
| From: | Luca Mariano | Date: | Fri, 15 Jul 2005 07:45:35 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Performance question + new packages? | ||
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On 7/15/05, Arnold Daniels <arnold@bean-it.nl> wrote:
> HI all,
>
> I've got some performance issues some of you might recognize. I've build
> a number of classes (I will make a pear package and propose it when it
> is all finished) which are loaded on each page. Including all these
> files takes up quite some time, about 250ms, without executing any code,
> accept declaring classes of course. When a page normally loads in 250ms
> and now become 500ms, it feels sluggy instead of fast.
>
> I can imagine a project build with a lot of pear packages should run
> into the same issues. I was thinking about perhaps using ACP or some
> other cacher. But does anyone have some other ideas.
>
>
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Hi Arnold,
speaking about HTML_QuickForm: when using such packages you usually
aims to quickly developing, without so much care for performaces &
layout customizations.
Typical usages are backoffice, admin interfaces, etc.
So I can't understand what are you proposing: another form generation
package, with a focus on speed instead vs. versatility (as Cache_Lite
vs Cache)? Or a different implementation with all the features of
html_quickform but better optimization? In the second case you might
want to collaborate with html_quickform mantainers to improve the
existing (html_quickform2 ?), istead of committing a new package -
just to avoid overlap.
Regards,
Luca