Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution for fast web apps

Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by garbowza on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @09:55AM (#1954250)

Could you expand on what you see as the bloat? I find the base distribution of CakePHP to be very lean, and using it on half dozen production projects, I have found no issues with speed, especially with proper use of memcached and media compression.

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by noodle on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @09:57AM (#1954254)

http://avnetlabs.com/php/php-framework-comparison-benchmarks

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by mattcurry on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:18AM (#1954296)

These benchmarks are from two years ago. The version of Cake used isn't even a stable release (1.2 RC1). Either way 1.3 has replaced 1.2 and is plenty fast for 99.99999% of sites.

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by robryan on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:43AM (#1954400)

No to mention that these kind of things are going to be hard to really measure. Each framework is doing such diverse things that each website will get different performance. Also I wouldn't trust a framework maker to do these tests.

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by powertower on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:48AM (#1954428)

Another benchmark source... http://www.yiiframework.com/performance/

Take with a grain of salt.

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by josephmoniz on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @12:48PM (#1954889)

This benchmark seems to be either out dated or somewhat falsified. I ran the same benchmark on my system and CI out performed Yii ( https://github.com/JosephMoniz/BlueElephant/blob/master/docs... ) . The main point though is that with or without caching (APC) CakePHP is the slowest by an order of magnitude.

EDIT: yeah, pretty sure the original Yii benchmark is dated as the graph has older versions while the phpmark repo has slighlty newer ones ( http://code.google.com/p/phpmark/source/browse/#svn/trunk )

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by mario2027 on Monday December 13, 2010 @08:12PM (#2002693)

http://www.phpkode.com another PHP Framework source

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by karanbhangui on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:34AM (#1954346)

Here's a more recent benchmark: http://symfony-reloaded.org/fast

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by jaredstenquist on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @11:20AM (#1954555)

Odd that they didn't include codeigniter in the test

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by tgriesser on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @02:06PM (#1955191)

Probably because if they had, wouldn't have been the fastest in all tests, or at least not by much.

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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by noodle on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:30AM (#1954336)

fair enough, it was the newest one i could find.

this and similar reports from others are the reason i don't use cake, though, and it seems like it would be in their best interest to get some newer information out there. (i made my choices years ago though)

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