For years, I’ve used DATAFEEDR to manage my banner ads, and used Google Calendar to manage expiration dates. Not ideal, but it worked.
Finally, I decided to do something about it. I was seriously considering writing my own system, based on Datafeedr, b…
Posts Tagged ‘half an hour’
WordPress Optimisation
Posted: 6th June 2011 by q292u in DevBlogTags: Architecture, Baseline, Bingo, Bounce, Css Sprites, Dynamic Css, half an hour, Images, load time, Measures, Milliseconds, Optimisation, wp
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I’ve just been comparing the pageload times for two of my similar (architecture, not content) wordpress sites.
Site A was coming in at about 1000-1500 milliseconds, whereas Site B was anything up to 6000 milliseconds 
Turns out that caching had bee…
WordPress Optimisation
Posted: 6th June 2011 by q292u in DevBlogTags: dynamic css sprites, half an hour, load time, load times, measures load times, next move, site b, site b loads, wordpress optimisation, wordpress sites
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I’ve just been comparing the pageload times for two of my similar (architecture, not content) wordpress sites.
Site A was coming in at about 1000-1500 milliseconds, whereas Site B was anything up to 6000 milliseconds
Turns out that caching had bee…