> Seems like anything over a few hundred ms is unacceptable
> for a simple blog page, regardless if you have 5 or 50 entries.  =(

Admittedly -- although the testing server I'm working with is what I
would consider underpowered and overworked. More importantly, the test
isn't really about the blog or a blog application -- it's intended to
test frameworks that provide certain specific functionality, which
ultimately is really intended for larger or more complex applications.
If all you need is a simple blog, you really don't need reusable code,
which is the real thrust of the exercise. But I needed something small
to test the theory with, rather than designing a huge application that
would take many man hours to build much less convert and then compare.
heh :)

> Mediocrity thrives on standardization.
> (Or is it the other way around?)

Heh. I hadn't actually heard that one. I have some ideas for improving
performance for the onTap framework, so we'll see what the next few
articles produce. I'm pretty sure that a lot of the overhead in the
onTap framework comes from the layering of nested templates and
directories -- which is great for development and for creating
"plugins" (since it maximizes loose-coupling in comparison to mach-ii
for instance which requires you to add a line of code to the
mach-ii.xml file in order to add a plugin - with onTap you just copy
files). Apparently it's worse on performance than I originally
thought.


> -----Original Message-----
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> Hi All,

> Just wanted to let you know (for those of you not on the
> cf-talk list)
> that I just published the first of a series of articles
> intended to
> provide useful comparisons of several popular frameworks
> for
> coldfusion.

> http://www.turnkey.to/ontap/docs/index.cfm?netaction=artic
> les/100

> Sorry for the line wrap.

> s. isaac dealey                972-490-6624

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> http://www.macromedia.com/go/team

> chief architect, tapestry cms  http://products.turnkey.to

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