Re: Interesting speed comparison ..
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 54412
interpreted = N
texte = I think it's a worthwhile and valuable investigation. If nothing else, either way, it can establish a goal for improvement or a few promotional boasting points for us all. This is a healthy exercise. I hope others can see the benefit (and fun) in a little friendly competition. Alright I've got $5 bucks (payable via paypal) says Andrew and his Demon tag team (in black shorts) PhP and MySQL can beat the pants off of Scott and his Dream team WebDNA (and yes, wearing the white shorts in the opposite corner)! Now, who wants to make a friendly wager? Who wants to ref this match of the century! Have fun! : c) MK On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 06:41 PM, Andrew Simpson wrote: > Okay guys, this is getting out of hand. I will put my hand up and > volunteer to re-write a chunk of webdna in php. and while i am > absolutely no expert in PhP i think i will make a passable effort at > it. > > so, do any of you guys have a page or two that takes a while to > process? lets say, you have a page that does a mass database update or > some serious file system work... or maybe just a page full of logic > that calculates some pretty heavy mathematical stuff... > > anything taking more than 100 or so ticks would be something to look > at. > > I'll set it up with PhP and MySQL and try and beat the time. then we > can establish if there is really any major difference between the two > or if, in fact, we are just arguing for the sake of hearing ourselves > speak. > > anybody? Signed: Marc Kaiwi ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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I think it's a worthwhile and valuable investigation. If nothing else, either way, it can establish a goal for improvement or a few promotional boasting points for us all. This is a healthy exercise. I hope others can see the benefit (and fun) in a little friendly competition. Alright I've got $5 bucks (payable via paypal) says Andrew and his Demon tag team (in black shorts) PhP and MySQL can beat the pants off of Scott and his Dream team WebDNA (and yes, wearing the white shorts in the opposite corner)! Now, who wants to make a friendly wager? Who wants to ref this match of the century! Have fun! : c) MK On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 06:41 PM, Andrew Simpson wrote: > Okay guys, this is getting out of hand. I will put my hand up and > volunteer to re-write a chunk of webdna in php. and while i am > absolutely no expert in PhP i think i will make a passable effort at > it. > > so, do any of you guys have a page or two that takes a while to > process? lets say, you have a page that does a mass database update or > some serious file system work... or maybe just a page full of logic > that calculates some pretty heavy mathematical stuff... > > anything taking more than 100 or so ticks would be something to look > at. > > I'll set it up with PhP and MySQL and try and beat the time. then we > can establish if there is really any major difference between the two > or if, in fact, we are just arguing for the sake of hearing ourselves > speak. > > anybody? Signed: Marc Kaiwi ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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