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CakePHP vs CodeIgniter Benchmark Performance

August 27th, 2010 7 comments

Greeting everyone,

I’ll post today anotherĀ  benchmark result which compare CakePHP versus CodeIgniter, 2 popular php framework that help coder building their site quickly.

I’m not an expert with PHP framework, since there are so many and they evolute everyday, so I’m not posting here to present another vague comparison on “which framework is the best” and “why to choose one instead of another”…

On this post, I only want to display server’s performance comparison between cake and CI.

The test will create a variable “hello world” in the controller, and then display it in the view (pretty simple), no cache (except APC opcode), blank page with variable to be displayed.

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Setting up PHP 5.3 with a Debian Lenny

April 16th, 2010 3 comments

Greeting people !

Today I’ll show you how it’s simple to setup PHP 5.3 on a Debian Lenny.

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Categories: Debian, Linux, MySQL, PHP Tags: , ,

Benchmarking web application using cache

April 11th, 2010 2 comments

Hi,

Yesterday, we saw how important it was to use cache on your web application.But if you are like me, you have faced many different ways or applications for making cache.

Today, I will show you different type of cache and how to benchmark them.

PS: keep in mind those result are experimental, and are true for my web application. This doesn’t mean your web will have the same benchmark attitude.
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Categories: Linux, Performance, PHP, Web Tags: ,