The PHP framework, like Blogmi, is a creative way to store site articles and configurations directly in PHP files rather than in a database, using read-write functions. What are the pros and cons of this approach?

Experienced in person, the response speed is very fast, than from the database to read the article much faster, but this way always feel there will be sequela.
Is this approach suitable for personal small sites? (no complex features such as user registration and commenting)
Can this framework be applied directly to the production environment?
What are the sequelae of long-term use?

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Experienced in person, the response speed is very fast, than from the database to read the article much faster, but this way always feel there will be sequela.
Is this approach suitable for personal small sites? (no complex features such as user registration and commenting)
Can this framework be applied directly to the production environment?
What are the sequelae of long-term use?

This is the embodiment of the file cache, mainly high performance
Defects are inconvenient for maintenance and inquiry

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