SakiI made a rough comparison of the speed of the DI container I am developing with Laravel's DI container.
It was about 10 times faster. It took about twice as long as the normal new Class().
github.com/ghostwriterVery impressive! @saki
- does it cache the objects it creates?
- are you taking into account that using the command adds extra overhead in building the app? (why not $container = new \Illuminate\Container\Container)
- where can i find the repo? to race 🏎️ (new \Ghostwriter\Container\Container)… for science?
@ghostwriter @saki
Thank you for your feedback!
- There is no object caching.
- Since the execution time measurement starts after app(), I believe that overhead has no effect.
- There is a repository, but be aware that it is still very buggy and will soon give you runtime errors.
