in reply to Nirvana through the templating yin yang (TT2 / CGI.pm)
What architecture to use is often dictated by your organizational and development environment, besides your
teammates' skills and the merit of the technology itself.
Whimsical development process encourages PHP type of technology, which more easily allows "on-the-fly" coding with little planning.
N-tier architecture (starting with your using templating, for instance) requires intellectual and procedural supports from both programmers and non-programmers.
The idea could be characterized in the following table, as an example (be the changes due to internal or external reasons):
1. This usually means DB, XML, etc.
2. This translates into Perl scripts, Java beans, COM, stored procedures etc. for most people
Whimsical development process encourages PHP type of technology, which more easily allows "on-the-fly" coding with little planning.
N-tier architecture (starting with your using templating, for instance) requires intellectual and procedural supports from both programmers and non-programmers.
The idea could be characterized in the following table, as an example (be the changes due to internal or external reasons):
Architectural1. (Backend Logics) Changes |
|||||
Rare | Often | ||||
Business Rules2. (Middle Layer Logics) Changes |
Business Rules2. (Middle Layer Logics) Changes |
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Rare | Often | Rare | Often | ||
Presentation (Frontend Logics) Changes |
Rare | Assembly? (just kidding) |
Template + scripting lang. |
(ever happened?) | Template + scripting lang. |
Often | Template + compiled codes |
PHP | (not sure this can happen) |
PHP (simple 2-tier) + yoga, aspirin, etc |
1. This usually means DB, XML, etc.
2. This translates into Perl scripts, Java beans, COM, stored procedures etc. for most people
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