No subject

ZPT) allows very high quality products within very short timeframes and even 
further maintaining the project is relative ressource efficient - especially 
compared to PHP.

Most web application data structures (i.e. a "simple" web page) fit's much 
better by a oo object strategy then a relational (RDBMS) one. 

The major typical ressource hole within typical PHP+SQL web applications or 
i.e. a CMS solution is the translation of typical data objects into tables and 
vice versa. Producing i.e. one "simple" CMS page within a PHP-SQL CMS easily 
could trigger hundreds of SQL requests into many different tables - a 
significant overhead which has to implemented by developers and handled by the 
machines.

But this is my view onto the issue - just my two cents...



cheers,


Niels.

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Syndicat IT&Internet
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