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I don't give the test myself but take a look:
http://www.webmasterstop.com/56.html they said thay OOP in PHP will slower the execution time no matter how, but OOP is easier to maintain and inherit of course. |
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This "test" is bollox, the huge overhead comes from instantiating 100.000 test-objects, which does not make sense at all, as only 1 instance is needed.
A "fair" comparison would be 1 object and calling method one() 100.000 times. |
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I honestly don?t think you will see many make the switch over. There just isn?t enough pros with this new version to make people switch to something thats utilizing a new coding system thats going to make converting old hacks a logistical nightmare. Only those that are upgrade addicts are going to make the crossover. Erwin you make a valid point however the data structure and coding from 2 to 3 did not change that much. This means that old hacks can simply be converted over by updating the php to call the new functions. The new 3.5 is going to involve not only updating the php code but a total restructuring of the code and variables involved. This is all for what? So Jim Bob gets instant post updates and ect without refreshing. So Jim Bob can sit back and hit install instead of having to hit copy and paste where applicable. I have always believed that anything worth having is worth working for. So what if Jim bob has to get his hands dirty by having to actually edit a few files.. Why not make it worthwhile vbulletin and treat these coders with some respect by implementing some of the code revisions for bugs found by coders here and giving us some new features to provide our end users with. I have enough bandwidth that my members refresh rate is far back in my priority list. |
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Personally, I think its foolish to make such blanket statements when we don't even have a beta out yet to look at. |
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We do not need the code to understand the logic or concept of the coding that has been done. A blanketed statement or hypothesis is warranted based on factual data thats been presented. For me to get anymore specific would be unfair and unjust to the Vbulletin developers. I am not belittling their ability , but their corporate culture. As consumer's our opinions should be held in high regard. |
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Having reviewed the list of enhancements in 3.5.0, I personally see great value in making the switch - and the biggest selling point for me is the plugin system being implemented. I am awaiting the beta with much anticipation. Anything which makes modifying the behavior or vBulletin easier in the long term is welcome to me - and I anticipate that the hook system will ultimately mean adding custom content (hacks) built using the hooks will mean minor updates don't mean hours of remodifying php files by hand to re-enable the hacks I've got in play. Quote:
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Those who complain are generally those who care to see improvement. Those who do not speak up are either satisfied or feel no personal obligation to better the community as they will like take their loyalty to another vendor. |
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I then followed up by showing what my own personal bias leans towards. I did not extend my bias to the majority with speculation about who would and would not switch. All my statement about my own position shows is that at least one person will be switching. |
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I am sure that I am no "upgrade addict" (as upgrading a board which uses a totally custom style and has almost every file modified is a nightmare), but I am sure that we are going to make the switch as soon as possible.
mySQL Fulltext Search, "real" mark-read, mySQLi, AJAX and having datastore locally are pretty important for those running larger boards. And once more and more hacks get converted/releases for the plugin-system, I bet it will make life a lot easier. |
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