On 6 mrt 2007, at 13:16, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
PHP does not in any way burden a modern web server, at least when
used
as an apache module. My test server at work has 128MB of RAM and only
occasionally does it slow down noticably, typically when MySQL is
working on a particularly ugly join. In my experience, the speed of
well written PHP is indistinguishable from the speed of the same
static HTML, as long as you leave out any database interaction (and
Pascal of course would have database interaction as well).
Well. Since we switched to Mantis (PHP based, Apache module) for the
bug-tracker, we have nothing but problems with the webserver.
Well, he explicitly mentioned the problem that Mantis has: we use it
in combination with MySQL (I don't even know if it supports another
database), and Mantis does a lot of joins (don't know if they are
ugly though).
Jonas
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