Comments on: PHP: DOMDocument Performance http://www.duckwizard.com/2006/08/05/php-domdocument-performance/ Sun, 23 Nov 2008 13:35:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: tacone http://www.duckwizard.com/2006/08/05/php-domdocument-performance/#comment-45 tacone Sat, 04 Nov 2006 03:22:42 +0000 http://www.duckwizard.com/2006/08/05/php-domdocument-performance/#comment-45 Hello. ( note: I am one of the hundreds which downloaded industry ) Why don't you cache compiled-dom-templates ? At basic level you could cache a string with php inserts (calling your custom functions) and just include the cached view. You only have to build 1:1 relationship beewten your custom tags and your functions. Check out PEAR for caching routines ( saving cache, checking source freshness against stored cache and so on ). For most pages, anyway, a good static cache (only for some page parts maybe ?) would be the faster and simpler solution. Lot faster than php itself. Beside that I don't consider a templating-engine to be necessary to achieve logic-content separation. Cheers Hello. ( note: I am one of the hundreds which downloaded industry )
Why don’t you cache compiled-dom-templates ? At basic level you could cache a string with php inserts (calling your custom functions) and just include the cached view. You only have to build 1:1 relationship beewten your custom tags and your functions.

Check out PEAR for caching routines ( saving cache, checking source freshness against stored cache and so on ).

For most pages, anyway, a good static cache (only for some page parts maybe ?) would be the faster and simpler solution. Lot faster than php itself.

Beside that I don’t consider a templating-engine to be necessary to achieve logic-content separation.

Cheers

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