: How to deal with a big structure website performance first of all thanks in advance for taking the time to help me out. My doubt resides in how the performance is affected if I decide to
first of all thanks in advance for taking the time to help me out.
My doubt resides in how the performance is affected if I decide to develop a website only with html, css and javascript or if I decide to also include a database and php.
Taking into account that the website I am talking about is supposed to constantly create content and is planned to have profiles for over 100 people, in other words, it will have several blog posts and several profile pages.
So the question will be, will it be better performance wise to do this only using html, css and js, meaning there will eventually be 200+ html pages in the website, OR implement a DB and php will be better?? or it really doesn't affect performance.
PD: I know that if decide to use pure html it will be kind of messy if I don't properly structure the website.
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Depends on how you value your time, I know I wouldnt put hours of my time maintaining a 200+ html page website, above a couple of milliseconds of performance gain. There are of course other options such as database-less CMS's like getkirby.com .
But you should always think about the future too, if there is the smallest chance of the site growing beyond the requirements of a html or database-less website...then its a better idea to plan for that now rather than additional work or cost at a later date .
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