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I am usually consulting for established companies with what they perceive as scalability problems but too often turns out to be a performance one.
by chx 9y ago
I am usually consulting for established companies with what they perceive as scalability problems but too often turns out to be a performance one.
- CyberDildonics 9y agoThat makes complete sense, tell me more. When you show them that there are enormous optimizations that they could be doing, what do they say?
- chx 9y agoNothing. That's the end goal. My team is hired to make their website fast. Unless we recommend a total hosting change which is rare (but it exists) there's little involvement necessary from the client and it's usually in making the necessary compromises. Like, your posts will take two minutes to be searchable but in turn your search will become 400 times faster. Is this acceptable?