On Jun 7, 1:58 am, Piers Warmers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the link Grimoire. Nicely presented research.
>
> I'd love to some of the code used in these tests. I know from my
> experiences with frameworks, stylistic coding changes can have a huge
> bearing on speed.
>
> For me, I found my original Symfony Apps were much slower than my
> latest. I think that is due to:
>
> - My better usage of the cache
>
> - More streamlined / lean model usage - I try and minimize
> access to
> joined table. Especially in listing pages.
>
> - I watch the number of DB queries like a hawk. I try and keep
> it as
> low as possible. Anything above 2-3 for a popular script, and I get
> worried. But the again, I also wrap aluminum foil around my head
> so .... : )
>
> - I've mostly stopped using the Admin generator. I find it way,
> way
> too verbose for my liking.
>
> So what have others found? how do you optimize you Symfony Apps?
>
i mostly do code optimizations, and also try to lower the number of
querys to database. And one huge boost is gained with use of opcode
cache ( apc, eacellerator etc.)
For me, slowest part of symfony is Propel, and doctrine isn't much
faster ( and i have many problems using doctrine ). So i hope that
with Propel 1.3 the symfony will be
as fast as hell :)
And there is also great results with se of optimization plugins and
cache...
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