PHP vs. Python vs. Perl

Evan Martin martine at danga.com
Thu Jun 29 00:35:34 UTC 2006


As others have commented, I think this sort of benchmarking is
premature.  On a real site, memcached is only a fraction of the total
load, so even if one client implementation is 2x faster than another,
you're just tweaking a single percentage digit in the overall
performance.

Much more important is using what you're comfortable and experienced
with.  If you know how to profile a PHP app and not a Perl one, then
use PHP.

On 6/29/06, Brian Moon <brianm at dealnews.com> wrote:
> I recently found something that surprised me when trying different
> languages out for an upcoming project.  I decided to publish my work.  I
> would appreciate any comments about my findings.
>
> http://dealnews.com/developers/memcached.html


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