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> However, do you think more could be done to make the default MySQL/PHP type configurations faster out of the box? I'm pretty sure that most slow websites are
by moreira 7y ago
> However, do you think more could be done to make the default MySQL/PHP type configurations faster out of the box?
I'm pretty sure that most slow websites aren't slow because their server-side rendering takes a long time. This seems to be mostly a front-end oriented thing (especially directed at pages that load MBs of JS); basically if the page doesn't adhere to all the front-end optimisation guidelines.
- _bxg1 7y agoThe slowness described in the article isn't jank, but time-to-initial-load. Conceivably the initial client-side render could take a nontrivial amount of time, but in the vast majority of cases - just like for server-side rendering - it isn't a deciding factor. The real deciding factor is the amount of dependencies that have to be loaded. This includes JS, but usually the JS for ads/tracking is far larger than the JS for the actual UI, even on fully client-side-rendered sites.