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