Improve Performance for Websites with a Database Back-end & Dynamic Content
Improve Performance for Websites with a Database Back-end & Dynamic Content How to improve the performance of web pages, and the overall performance of a website by minimise front-end processing and additional server/client DNS requests required to fully load each page. Identify the areas/scripts for a website which are frequently used Identify scripts which take the longest time to process or load Identify DNS Requests that can be removed from front-end pages Create scripts to perform background processing, then store website content (HTML) in a database table. Replace code in scripts to retrieve the pre-formatted content from a database The techniques described below focus on reducing the processing requirements and DNS requests required to generate and load a page for both the server-side and client-side aspects of a web application or website. The steps explain how to identify, and reduce the amount of processing required by the front-end server of a website by perfo...