I'd be more interested in a way to "bake" the application. Paddy had a post about ZF vs Symfony performance. http://blog.astrumfutura.com/archives/421-PHP-Framework-Benchmarks-Entertaining-But-Ultimately-Useless.html In it he builds some optimised builds that skips Zend_Application and has a bunch of classes combined into a single file. It would make a lot more sense to have a zf tool to automate something like that than to cram the application into the session. The session is there for user state and temporary data persistence, not err.. logic persistence?
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