Use WordPress? Read this...

[videosc]

http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001105.html

Very interesting article that explains why using a plugin like WP-Cache may be very important.

[Jens Van Assterdam]

Good article. Thx for the link

[Violetta]

hmm... interesting

[martinsc]

thanks

[V_RocKs]

I noticed a big increase in traffic after installing wp-cache.

This is probably due to the fact that my larger blogs no longer take 20 seconds to load a page. In fact, the load time is now less than 2 seconds...

[tony286]

Im just getting started on blogging.After reading the article is movable type a better way to go?

[Fuckin Bill]

The biggest thing to note from that article is that the author is running a Windows server. Anyone running on a windows server has no business talking about the efficiency of anything.

[mikesouth]

The biggest thing to note from that article is that the author is running a Windows server. Anyone running on a windows server has no business talking about the efficiency of anything.

Damn right

[markz08]

hhhmmm, I've been using wordpress for sometime now, but it doesn't affect my PC that much, maybe its because the PC is fast enough...

[fris]

wp super cache is better, its a modified wp cache

[DamageX]

The biggest thing to note from that article is that the author is running a Windows server. Anyone running on a windows server has no business talking about the efficiency of anything.

Regardless of OS it's running on, I find this comment spot-on:

Why, does Linux make those 20 database calls faster?

[pornguy]

how do these cache things work.

[TheSenator]

The biggest thing to note from that article is that the author is running a Windows server. Anyone running on a windows server has no business talking about the efficiency of anything.

As soon as I saw that it said "windows"....I stop reading....

[Jdoughs]

how do these cache things work.

Creates a physical file structure and txt file system that displays your pages as static instead of calling the db for everything, on everypage.

[Casa Nova]

good article

[pornguy]

Creates a physical file structure and txt file system that displays your pages as static instead of calling the db for everything, on everypage.

How do the SE's see this? Do they drop you for the change in an established blog?