PHP Bootstrapping better method? -

Is it a good practice to bootstrap your PHP application? I found two ways to bootstrap my PHP application. Some suggestions are needed which is a better way.

First of all.
Define a constant for folder structures

  $ controllerPath = 'controller'; Define ('Controller', str_replace ('\\', '/', actual path ($ controller text)). '/'); // use require_once controller 'Somecontroller.php'; Includes path of application root in set up using  

second
ini_set

  $ rootpass = $ _SERVER ['DOCUMENT_ROOT']; $ IncludePath = ini_get ('include_path'); Ini_set ('include_path', '.' PATH_SEPARATOR $ root path.PATH_SEPARATOR. $ IncludePath); // use require_once 'controller / somecontroller.php';  

Please tell me which is the better way.

Which would be the best way in the case of high-load applications ??

Use the in-directory-application to set up the in-directory . This is the reason why you can use the literal string in your required statements, besides it makes it easy to use the reuse code.

  'coolapp / class / model.php' Requires 'coolerapp / display / router.fp' required 'spinoff / display / jsview.php' // etc.  

Its completely com.whatever. App.more is similar to idea in Java to be importable, or how all in the dragon

re: high load app Ation

Unless you are loading several thousand files, it takes time, files are probably not a bottle neck but, if this was the case then you have some options There is an APC, which caches the results of included in memory. Second, to load everything from a file, as Javascript files are added together for better performance (coincidence) From, the APC has such a function Land which gives you this information). The APC is really easy to set up and is completely transparent to promote.