I'm not trying to make this flamebait or anything, but I was wondering
if anyone had done any real performance comparisons between Cake and
Rails?  I have used Cake and do like it.  I've also used Code Igniter
and I really liked it emphasis on being lightweight and fast, but it
does not support table relations and there were a few other things that
I thought were better in Cake.  Plus, it has a much smaller community
and seems to be controlled by one developer.

Anyway, the reason for my question is that rails is very attractive to
me, but I have worked with php for years and like the tried and true
LAMP stack and do not feel as comfortble with the hosting stack for
rails yet.  I know that rails has one set of tests up on their site
that show Symphony to be much slower than rails and Django to be much
faster putting them in the middle.  I was wondering if anybody has done
any (or seen any) cake to rails comparisions?

The reason I ask is that I'm working with someone on an idea for a web
application that will be hosted and sold commerically as a hosted
product.  As such, the better performance I get, the fewer servers I
need and the bigger cushion I have for peak usage.  As I like cake and
rails both, I was wondering if anyone knew what they were like speed
wise.  Rails scares me a little because there is so much magic going on
under the hood that I wonder about it taking up a lot of process memory
on the server and being slow to host in this sort of environment.  Of
course, cake is doing a lot of magic as well, and I don't have a feel
for how faster or slow it's going to be yet either.  I know the code
igniter guys, for example, claim that ci  is way faster than cake, but
I know that speed is their primary goal and I do not know if they did
any tuning on cake for their "tests."

Thanks for listening to my ramblings, I'm not looking for "rails
stinks" or "cake is terrible," or "ruby has a terrible syntax", a lot
of that comes down to personal preference and I see things in both
languages I like so I like both I'm just wondering if anybody has some
real world experience with the performance on a very active web
application.


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