[Symfony] zbyt ociężały? Opcje

[zimi]

zainstalowałem sobie symfony... zasadniczo zaczynam z nim zabawę
i zrobiłem na razie najprostszy przykład w stylu 'hello world' odpaliłem i wyszło że generowanie trwało ponad 0,1 s
czy to nie aby trochę za dużo jak na uruchomienie samego frameworka...
chciałem się zapytać czy u was też tak chodzi i dla jak dużych serwisów używacie tego frameworka...

[mike]

The Definitive Guide to symfony :: Chapter 1 - Introducing Symfony :: Is Symfony for Me?

Is Symfony for Me?

Whether you are a PHP 5 expert or a newcomer to web application programming, you will be able to use symfony. The main factor in deciding whether or not to do so is the size of your project.

If you want to develop a simple website with five to ten pages, limited access to a database, and no obligations to ensuring its performance or providing documentation, then you should stick with PHP alone. You wouldn't gain much from a web application framework, and using object orientation or an MVC model would likely only slow down your development process. As a side note, symfony is not optimized to run efficiently on a shared server where PHP scripts can run only in Common Gateway Interface (CGI) mode.

On the other hand, if you develop more complex web applications, with heavy business logic, PHP alone is not enough. If you plan on maintaining or extending your application in the future, you will need your code to be lightweight, readable, and effective. If you want to use the latest advances in user interaction (like Ajax) in an intuitive way, you can't just write hundreds of lines of JavaScript. If you want to have fun and develop fast, then PHP alone will probably be disappointing. In all these cases, symfony is for you.

And, of course, if you are a professional web developer, you already know all the benefits of web application frameworks, and you need one that is mature, well documented, and has a large community. Search no more, for symfony is your solution.