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QeePHP and ThinkPHP performance test report_PHP tutorial

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Some people have been asking this question recently, so I made a detailed test.

All test data, processes, and results are reproducible. So if you think there is something wrong with the test results, you can test it yourself.

The first part will be released first: Hello, World test

The subsequent view rendering test and simple database query test will be released as soon as they are written.



The first part of the test report: QeePHP and ThinkPHP performance test report.zip (374.43 KB) (There is no need to download this report, the second one has been Contains complete content)
Original test results: tests-01.zip (11.58 KB)
QeePHP test program source code: qp01.zip (278.17 KB)
ThinkPHP test program source code: tp01.zip (311.81 KB)


Update:

The second part of the view rendering test has been completed.

PS: Since the anti-virus software had not been uninstalled during the test last night, all tests were re-run today. The results were significantly improved. It seems that AV is really a performance killer.

Hello, World test and view rendering test: QeePHP and ThinkPHP performance test report.zip (570.99 KB)

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