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I am working on a game on Facebook that is developed using the Zend framework. Right now I don’t have much traffic and I have seen quite a lot of data usage / CPU time.

In fact, I am not good at Zend. I am good at coding from scratch for PHP and JS.

So, I am interested to know about the performance of the Zend platform. because I'm thinking of rebuilding the application using Zend as a backend for data / session / logic management. and use JS (native code or jQuery) for the front-end visualization interface and handle the user action on the client side.

In between, use aJax to get data from the Zend backend .. most likely REST.
Does anyone have a suggestion about this structure? I want to reduce the load on the server, as well as simplify code management, as well as improve the user interface.

Evaluate if anyone has a good idea. :)

(POST in a few days)

therefore, basic PHP should be faster and use less data transfer (if the code is correct), and then a Zend (or any) framework, right? Rehabilitating the code here is not a big concern. :)

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