Re: Added-value over PHP?

On Feb 3, 1:39 am, Delifisek Tux wrote: > > A decent framework eats up your %50 of > cpu resource. For example that Uber Zend FW gives you 1/6 in a hello world > app comparing plain php. Why would you want to write a Hello World program in a framework? Try writing a

Re: Added-value over PHP?

On 3 fév, 16:08, Javier Guerra wrote: > that means, a well-coded framework can be extensive, sophisticated, > even heavy; but still perform very quickly. Thanks much Javier for the feedback. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: Added-value over PHP?

Hi I really liked your post, it captures the feeling where you were walking down a path, feeling fine and suddenly you open a door... and find that all the time you've been in an underground tunnel! On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 2:39 AM, Delifisek Tux wrote: > WTF !?? > > How

Re: Added-value over PHP?

I'll only reply to (2): Django is very suitable for web apps. I'm building one and I've never felt limited in any way. Django lets you write your own templates, so adding heavy ajax interfaces is painless. I can't give you pointers because it's a custom in-house thing, but it's close to 30k lines

Re: Added-value over PHP?

On Wednesday 03 February 2010 05:51:59 Ovnicraft wrote: > 2010/2/2 Shawn Milochik > > > There is much to say on this topic. I suggest doing some Google searching > > on "Django versus PHP" and read until you know the answer to your > > question. > > > > My brief summary

Re: Added-value over PHP?

2010/2/2 Shawn Milochik > There is much to say on this topic. I suggest doing some Google searching > on "Django versus PHP" and read until you know the answer to your question. > > My brief summary is that Django lets you do everything you can do in PHP, > and much better

Re: Added-value over PHP?

> I'm no expert on web applications, and have a couple of questions > about Djanjo: > > 1. What are the advantages of using a framework like Django over > writing the same type of database-driven in PHP? You are comparing a development framework (Django) to a programming language (PHP). A

Re: Added-value over PHP?

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Re: Added-value over PHP?

http://pinaxproject.com/ On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Vincent wrote: > On 2 fév, 15:15, Shawn Milochik wrote: > > There is much to say on this topic. I suggest doing some Google searching > on "Django versus PHP" and read until you know the

Re: Added-value over PHP?

On 2 fév, 15:15, Shawn Milochik wrote: > There is much to say on this topic. I suggest doing some Google searching on > "Django versus PHP" and read until you know the answer to your question. > > My brief summary is that Django lets you do everything you can do in PHP, and

Re: Added-value over PHP?

There is much to say on this topic. I suggest doing some Google searching on "Django versus PHP" and read until you know the answer to your question. My brief summary is that Django lets you do everything you can do in PHP, and much better and faster because it has all the mundane and

Added-value over PHP?

Hello I'm no expert on web applications, and have a couple of questions about Djanjo: 1. What are the advantages of using a framework like Django over writing the same type of database-driven in PHP? 2. Is Django domain-agnostic, or are there applications for which it's a better idea to use