Code Forums - View Single Post

DJMaze · 10-23-2007, 12:19 AM

MOO CMS is not ready for production so there's no download.
I'm the only developer since anyone, from my other project, that tried was dazzled about the technical structure of things.

I could make a zip with instructions of my current source so that you all could have a look at it.

Drupal is nice indeed but, as with many frameworks, CRM's and CMS's they mostly forget the biggest issue: high traffic

PHP is not designed to pre-process loads of classes and files on each page request (same with Ruby), but instead, was a language for fast dynamic markup. The web is designed to show webpages not to design full blown GUI's.
If you ever build high-traffic websites, you will know what strain a framework (and especialy forums) have on the overall performance of the server.

To my knowledge, Drupal is the only one that has forseen some of these issues.

10-23-2007, 12:19 AM	#6 (permalink)
DJMaze Senior Contributor Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 704	MOO CMS is not ready for production so there's no download. I'm the only developer since anyone, from my other project, that tried was dazzled about the technical structure of things. I could make a zip with instructions of my current source so that you all could have a look at it. Drupal is nice indeed but, as with many frameworks, CRM's and CMS's they mostly forget the biggest issue: high traffic PHP is not designed to pre-process loads of classes and files on each page request (same with Ruby), but instead, was a language for fast dynamic markup. The web is designed to show webpages not to design full blown GUI's. If you ever build high-traffic websites, you will know what strain a framework (and especialy forums) have on the overall performance of the server. To my knowledge, Drupal is the only one that has forseen some of these issues. __________________ UT: Ultra-kill... God like!