sourceforge.net— "a library implementing a simple but powerful template language for C++ that emphasizes separating logic from presentation...this is the same code that formats all of the pages for Google's web search."
Apr 25, 2006View in Crawl 4
Dearest Bruce,You've shown some amazing skills of perception here. Since you are so masterful of all things linguistic, how about you respond to Vadim in his native tongue into order to truly let him know how you really feel. Do the Digg community a favor and don't comment just to be an ass. If you couldn't tell by the sentence structure that English wasn't his first language, his name should have tipped you off at least.
"much faster"???? no, users will get the page loaded in their browser no quicker (in any meaningful sense), except your server will be dumping core because you forgot about that pointer....and when you dump core you will be using 100x the OS resources of the worst php crap. think about it, webserver time is almost no meaningful part of the process of delivering a page. it takes the user longer to download even one moderately large image than to generate a page on the webserver even using the lamest tools.
robfrenchApr 26, 2006
Dearest Bruce,You've shown some amazing skills of perception here. Since you are so masterful of all things linguistic, how about you respond to Vadim in his native tongue into order to truly let him know how you really feel. Do the Digg community a favor and don't comment just to be an ass. If you couldn't tell by the sentence structure that English wasn't his first language, his name should have tipped you off at least.
psylenceApr 26, 2006
Wow, a templating library, this will definitely change the internets.
b7j0cApr 26, 2006
"much faster"???? no, users will get the page loaded in their browser no quicker (in any meaningful sense), except your server will be dumping core because you forgot about that pointer....and when you dump core you will be using 100x the OS resources of the worst php crap. think about it, webserver time is almost no meaningful part of the process of delivering a page. it takes the user longer to download even one moderately large image than to generate a page on the webserver even using the lamest tools.
greatredApr 26, 2006
Looks pretty useful for a lot of people I'd imagine.
thecwinApr 26, 2006
Um.. well you would have core dumping turned off on a high performance server..
dandiemerApr 26, 2006
so is this like a framework.
dpavlinJul 5, 2006
Something like <a class="user" href="http://freshmeat.net/projects/php_ctemplate/">http://freshmeat.net/projects/php_ctemplate/</a> ?