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tried caching at the activerecord level with memcached. Yes, there was a speed increase but still there is a noticeable page loading time lag. It doesn't load c
by keiretsu 19y ago
tried caching at the activerecord level with memcached.
Yes, there was a speed increase but still there is a noticeable page loading time lag. It doesn't load craigslist fast.
- sbraford 19y agoplz post benchmarks from all levels and i'm sure the ruby / ror community would love to help. when X page (a problem page) loads, what exact times and % of the total load time is taking place at: http server ror, broken down into: activerecord, non-AR logic, & rendering web browser (pulling down JavaScript files, CSS files, etc) (calculated for several runs, with perhaps an offpeak benchmark & onpeak benchmark to see if there's a major difference) Chances are, 80% of your slowness can be alleviated by a few small changes in one of the above areas, but each app is different of course.