Re: controller stylsheet. performance, best practices

But then, what you need to work out is a) how often will your templates
be called? (what is your traffic?), and b) is the technology chosen
the right one for the job. You'd be amazed what can be achieved with
some fancy XSLT, but that doesn't make it clever to do so. Same goes
for PHP; it isn't the fastest beast around, so if your system is
expecting high traffic, compiled PHP (or some other technology) might
be in order. Maybe just plain HTML could do the trick? Nothing beats
plain HTML in performance. :)