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yoyoy22016-03-16 17:42:42
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yoyoy2, 2016-03-16 17:42:42

Operation / response / generation speed: laravel 5 vs lumen...?

I want to write my own cms, the existing ones do not fit
. I'm thinking which frame to choose: lumen, phalcon, laravel 5.*
phalcon bought with its speed, resource consumption;
like laravel 5 .* for good documentation and ease of development + api is not bad;
lumen is the middle.
What I don't like:
phalcon can't be installed everywhere, unless you have your own server. I will rent a vps with root and hope that I will not encounter a similar problem. Documentation, but if you want you can find something.
lumen documentation, little is known about it.
laravel 5Page response/generation speed. Rumor has it that the answer comes after 0.4sec (which is too slow for me, for a page that does not work with the database) Response speed in the region of 0.2-0.3sec + page generation + connection to the database = sadness? Actually the question is, what is it in terms of speed if you remove the cache? Rumor has it that this frame lives only on the cache.
I have no experience with these frames, and all this knowledge comes from a large pile of articles I read.
Attendance from ~10k to 120k visitors on hot days.
In particular, it is a store with a community.

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Andrzej Wielski, 2016-03-16
@yoyoy2

I don’t know where you got such information about the speed of Laravel, but here is a screenshot of the processing time of a VERY loaded page:
And the same page after optimization, and caching of everything possible (with built-in tools):
Laravel 5.1
PHP 7
When switching to 5.2, I’m sure it will even faster.

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Alexey Ukolov, 2016-03-16
@alexey-m-ukolov

Given that Lumen is a simplified Laravel, then Laravel documentation == Lumen documentation.
But this is a microframework, most likely it will not work for writing a CMS.

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WebDev, 2016-03-16
@kirill-93

Lumen is the same as Laravel, only stripped down.
Phalcon, of course, is the fastest, but Laravel is much nicer. I would not look at the measurements and use them. In addition, code performance is usually far from being in the first place.

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ajaxtelamonid, 2016-03-17
@ajaxtelamonid

Speed ​​is overrated. Choose what is more convenient to write on.

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