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Advanced Performance Techniques
Back to basics
The speed of your site depends partly on the HTML, and partly on the hardware/software that it runs on. If you mainly serve static HTML pages, consider changing to a NT/IIS combination. If you serve mainly dynamic content, consider a Linux/Apache/PHP/MySQL combination. Research CPU and memory considerations, too, especially if your web server is noticeably struggling at peak times in the day. Separate database servers, and Load balancing considerations, should be amongst the items you should research.
Document Index
- Introduction
- Style over Substance, not Style with Substance
- Validation’s what you need, if you wanna be a record breaker
- Compression solves depression
- You thought Vanilla Ice was a bad Wrapper?
- Body Beautiful
- Back to basics
- Just because you know HTML, there’s no need to get carried away…
- Database optimisation
- Static over dynamic
- Show me the cache
- Conclusion
