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When to use codeigniter? - El Forum - 03-24-2010 [eluser]codeamatic[/eluser] Hey all, I've developed several larger database driven, rich media projects with Codeigniter before, but I just started a new project that has maybe 25 pages (max) of static content. That 25 pages is across maybe 4 templates. Is Codeigniter a good choice to use for such a project or would it be overkill? Should I switch to maybe just using a template system such as smarty or would it be better for me to just use plain php with includes for footer, header, etc? When to use codeigniter? - El Forum - 03-24-2010 [eluser]Rob Gordijn[/eluser] my thoughts: go for CI. - lightweight - fast - use the caching, set a long time for it - for the futuru: when you need to change, extend or develop features, it is ready to go ![]() When to use codeigniter? - El Forum - 03-24-2010 [eluser]codeamatic[/eluser] What do you consider a long time as far as caching is concerned? When to use codeigniter? - El Forum - 03-25-2010 [eluser]Rob Gordijn[/eluser] errrrr, can be a day to a number of weeks? I dont know if CI has a limit on caching ![]() |