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PHP templating systems - 2006/04/18 16:41 We are planning to use a templating system for our web site, so that programmers can work on the PHP code while the page designers can work on the XHTML. I've prototyped pages with Smarty (http://smarty.php.net) and they appear to slow the pages down considerably.

Has anyone seen benchmarks for any of the zillions of templating systems out there, regarding how much they slow pages down? Has anyone used Smarty, YATS, or the PEAR templating packages?

TIA!

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Re:PHP templating systems - 2006/04/19 07:07 Have you used the cache in Smarty? A lot of BostonPHP folks are using it with good words about it. Check out Gabe's Smarty SIG in the forum, bet he can help.

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Re:PHP templating systems - 2006/04/19 15:22 Whether we can use Smarty's caching depends on the page. For dynamic pages, caching has to be turned off, or you don't get up-to-date information from database calls. (e.g., http://linuxdev.uua.org:8080/margy/cong-search.php ).

I am doing a set of timings using Apache Bench (ab) of more-or-less identical pags with and without Smarty, and I will post the results. It looks like pages take 20% to 50% longer to load.

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TomH Visitor	Re:PHP templating systems - 2006/05/30 10:19 Consider alternative caching strategies... If your db content is changed as part of a backend process...then that's where to place the caching process...whenever db updates made then update cache. Public users then will always see uptodate content and those pages will all come from cached objects. If users are viewing _and_ changing content then slug the cache logic into those part of their interactions that modif the dbase. If you want content navigation specific caching then consider evaluating TonyButStrong template engine in tandem with ezSQL database handler class. TBS has excellent page caching control and combined with ezSQL's excellent query caching control they give you great flexibility in this area. There are some examples of various caching strategies/tricks using TBS/ezSQL at http://tomhenry.us/tbs3/
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Pete Smith Visitor	Re:PHP templating systems - 2006/05/31 05:10 We were hitting the same issue here, alot of times when people think they want a templating engine they really need a framework, like Xaraya or Drupal. If you are rolling your own app, something like Symfony is a necessity. Flexy is the best template engine there is - baked right into PEAR. I always try to utilize PEAR componentry first before trying to integrate something like Smarty.
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"FULL TIME OPENING IN NJ FOR PHP DEVELOPERS" - 2006/09/20 04:37 Please find below the new Job description and get back to me

Title: PHP Developer
Location: NJ
Rate: DOE
Length: Full time
Industry: ANY
KEY EXPERIENCE: PHP, C++

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The successful candidate's experience should include some of the following:
-Networking knowledge: TCP, UDP, RPC, routing, latency and scalability
-Low Level System Stack: threads, memory, networking
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-Authentication: authorization technologies (LDAP, AD, Kerberos, PAM, SSO, RADIUS)
-Dynamic pages templating
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