Composite site from Bitrix - is it really a revolution or another marketing ploy?

Question

CMS

Composite site is a new Bitrix technology that allows you to load pages several times faster.

Declared acceleration up to 100 times and better indexing by search engines.
Does this approach really work? And I would like to see at least one demo, to feel the difference.

Answer 1

This is good technology, without any reservations.
The site is instantly loaded from the cache, then, perhaps, the modified content (if any) is loaded.
Out of the box, I have not seen this anywhere else (let me correct if that). But there is nothing in it that could not be realized by yourself.

Answer 2

Nothing is possible today without marketing. If you understand the technology, then there is nothing super complicated in it, just another level of caching. The plus is that its implementation is quite simple, minus the button below - if you want to remove it, pay another denyuzhku.
You also need to understand that under acceleration up to 100 times you need to understand the reduction in server response time .

Answer 3

There are also examples of composites: government.ru tabs .
Implementation is a complex process, the developer needs to know not only the platform, the framework, but also ajax, and ideally know php at 5+.
As for marketing Xs, but the fact that it is 100 times slower depends on the hands of the proger anyway))
If, I understand the logic of Bitrix correctly, then in order to speed up, you need to optimize the work of JavaScript and all files, respectively. Which is quite realistic in practice, but the optimization time is long.

Answer 4

Correct answer: (moreover, it works faster than join)

Post::whereHas(
                'post_fields', function ($query) {
                    $query->where('value', 2014);
                }
            )->whereHas(
                'post_fields', function ($query) {
                    $query->where('value', 'Серебряный');
                }
            )->with('post_fields')->first()->toArray()