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How To Improve Website Performance (Tutorial)

• soci_rich 16y ago
  A bit on the technical side, and a little long, but good learning material. Thanks.
  • Robin_Message 16y ago
    How can a technical article be too technical, or long? Long-winded perhaps, but if that's what needs doing, it's what needs doing. Anyway, definitely good learning material.
• jh3 16y ago
  Thanks for this. I always enjoy reading articles that help make Drupal faster. There were a few sessions at Drupalcon last week that dealt with this topic as well. This article definitely has more in depth technical details, though (which is good). If interested, here are the a couple of related sessions from Drupalcon: http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day3_test_tune_tweak_hack http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day3_test_tune_t... http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day2_failure_to_launch http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day2_failure_to_...
  • Charlie_B 16y ago
    Thanks, those are good resources! I wish I had seen those earlier, but I'll comb through them and see if I can't find some more stuff to try for part 2 :)
    • riledhel 16y ago
      you can enable MySQL Cache to your next test and then tell us if it made a difference or not in your next post.
• sapper2 16y ago
  Great tips, but BEFORE you start tweaking a website, you should monitor the current performance so you can actually measure the improvements from the end user perspective. AlertFox and Browsermob have good free plans for this: http://alertfox.com/ http://alertfox.com/ http://browsermob.com/ http://browsermob.com/