Hallo Peter,
In my opinion in life you pay for what you get. Of course, each line of code you, and each new class you create, is going to make the execution speed slower. But that is what functionality is about. BEEs brings a lot of power to the table, and the do cost you some CPU time. Although in my opinion it worth the price payed.
The absolute fastest rendering performance can only be achieved by handwritten HTML code. Everything is then blasted out as one string. But it is going to take you some time to write, and much longer to maintain and fix.
If you do write a lot of tags, where you use many inner tags, you should look at the new DATA sequences. These are used extensively in the PHTMLB library to have inner tags translate directly into method calls, and not require separate objects. Performance wise, a definite improvement. You will have to reverse engineer one our PHTMLB tags to see this in action.
brian
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