[eluser]lenwood[/eluser]
Hi All,
I'm building a project in CI, which will have several pages of static content. Was originally planning to code this content into the views, which breaks MVC of course, but my thought was that these pages would load faster because I'm skipping the model.
Recently it occurred to me that the CI framework is loading in the background anyway, and that CI's caching is excellent, thus eliminating the need for hard coded pages.
So my question is, will there be any appreciable performance gain by eliminating the controller? I'm likely the only one that will ever work with the site's back end, and this content is truly static, so there's no particular benefit to accessing it via admin pages. I just want these pages to load as quickly as possible.
I do plan to use MVC for other sections of the site, blog, app, etc.
