[trendoman]

Hi!

I'm really into some heavy-duty websites. CouchCMS is pretty flexible and many times there are more than one way to program a piece of code. Writing high-load code means choosing one way over the other. Average page generation time is about 1.2-1.4 sec in my local environment, which can be more or less, depends on code decisions.

<!-- Page generated by CouchCMS - Simple Open-Source Content Management -->
<!-- in: 1.238 sec -->
<!-- Queries: 40 -->

<!-- in: 1.725 sec -->
<!-- Queries: 336 -->

Here I welcome to discuss ways of measurement and specific code patterns that help.

For example, which one can be slower/faster -

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<cms:get_custom_field 'image' masterpage='somepage.php' />

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<cms:pages masterpage='somepage.php' limit='1' >
   <cms:show image />
</cms:pages>

P.S. PHP 5.4, MSQL 5.5. I read php7 is much faster.

[trendoman]

I wonder, why is the difference between my local machine and hosting server.
The above results are on my local comp.
The following are on server:

<!-- in: 0.227 sec -->
<!-- Queries: 370 -->

Pretty fast, right?