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22-Jan-2010, 20:00
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 Speeding the Site Up? Whilst this blog has remained quite for long periods of time, it doesn't mean that work and new developments on the site have stopped. Far from it. The server and the site are continually monitored, optimised and improved. The main reason for the quietness is that, on the whole there's not a lot to show for this work on the site's interface. Here's a case in point: Last night at around 22:30 in the evening I implemented a little trick to help speed up access to the site. I configured the site to utilise caching in a more optimised and efficient way. It seems to have worked, for me at least. Click here to read the whole article |
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22-Jan-2010, 22:40
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| Re: Speeding the Site Up? Yes, I have noticed that the site is speedier (or faster, take your pick). quiet  the best likes this. |
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06-Apr-2010, 19:55
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| Re: Speeding the Site Up? Speeding it up is always hard. |
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25-Apr-2010, 02:56
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| Re: Speeding the Site Up? Yeah I see that is a little bit faster. Good job  |
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05-May-2010, 10:33
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| Re: Speeding the Site Up? It is really hard to speed up |
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