September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
No two content publishing systems are exactly alike, but they can be categorized based on various criteria. One important criterion for categorization is the time when the HTML is generated. Some systems generate the HTML whenever the page is requested, others generate the HTML periodically and store it on disk. Others generate the HTML the first time a page is requested, and then save it on disk until the template or content changes, at which time it’s generated again the next time that page is requested.
There are advantages to each of these approaches. Let’s talk about each of them individually. First let’s look at systems that generate all of their pages on-the-fly. In a system like this, every time a ...
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