Back in the Office - Wordpress Without Caching is Evil
I'm back in the office this morning and trying to catch up on emails etc.,
If you've emailed me in the last week or so and haven't got a reply now you know why :)
Of course if your email didn't have a semantic subject line I probably won't find it ever - sorry!
I've also got a bit tired of clients being negatively affected by Wordpress' dumb caching (or simple lack of it!) which has led to this.
All I'll say is this. When this site made it onto the frontpage of Digg the server barely flinched. If I'd been using a default install of Wordpress the site would have taken out the entire server...
If you've emailed me in the last week or so and haven't got a reply now you know why :)
Of course if your email didn't have a semantic subject line I probably won't find it ever - sorry!
I've also got a bit tired of clients being negatively affected by Wordpress' dumb caching (or simple lack of it!) which has led to this.
All I'll say is this. When this site made it onto the frontpage of Digg the server barely flinched. If I'd been using a default install of Wordpress the site would have taken out the entire server...
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I would recommend Donncha's WP Super Cache Plugin. It makes a monumental difference to performance. I ran a quick benchmark on a test server a while back and if anyone is interested you can see the results here.
It just a basic benchmark with no concurrency but nonetheless it gives a fair indicator of how well it performs.
I mentioned Donncha's plugin on the blog post
I just wish the WP developers would remove their heads from their rearends and enable caching by default.