Comments on: High Traffic Web Development http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/ The CPUID of my brain... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:45:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on High Traffic Web Development by: Stronghold Crusader Extreme http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-9855 Tue, 25 Mar 2008 15:32:29 +0000 http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-9855 I see, its quite useful. tips are really useful I see, its quite useful. tips are really useful

]]> Comment on High Traffic Web Development by: Cody Mays http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-67 Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:40:55 +0000 http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-67 Thanks, I'll update the article. I can see why now. :thumbup_tb: Thanks, I’ll update the article. I can see why now. :thumbup_tb:

]]> Comment on High Traffic Web Development by: Hubert Roksor http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-66 Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:19:30 +0000 http://www.codymays.net/content/2006/04/16/high-traffic-web-development/#comment-66 Well, thanks for this nice article but I think you should reconsider your tip about "include_once/require_once". First of all, what files are best included only once? files containing classes and/or functions. So you'd better check for their existence with class_exists()/function_exists() instead of including them blindly. Second and most importantly, include_once/require_once are a lot slower than their counterparts (assuming you use an opcode cache). See http://talks.lerdorf.com/show/nz2/16 for a better explanation :) Well, thanks for this nice article but I think you should reconsider your tip about “include_once/require_once”.

First of all, what files are best included only once? files containing classes and/or functions. So you’d better check for their existence with class_exists()/function_exists() instead of including them blindly.

Second and most importantly, include_once/require_once are a lot slower than their counterparts (assuming you use an opcode cache). See http://talks.lerdorf.com/show/nz2/16 for a better explanation :)

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