Pulling my hairout

[eluser]jayrulez[/eluser]
sigh i must be dumb cuz i really don't get it. Since we are dealing with php, we will need php code to execute in order to perform the functions we desire, whether the code is stored in db or in files we will still need to browse/edit it. not connecting to db everytime we want to modify the code, isn't that tedious? based on what i get from ur previous posts, this is the route a request in your framework will take: db->controller->db->model->result and this is the route of the conventional php frameworks: controller->model->db->result. which would you say is longer? besides most of the frameworks out there can be extended into CMS[s]... then again, it's all up to you to do what you see fit. don't let me tell you it's a waste of your time.