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</head><body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">David Miller wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Byron Jones wrote on 3/6/12 11:29 PM:
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<pre wrap="">for mod_perl, we don't currently cache anything between requests; it may be better to investigate retaining compiled templates across requests, as well as looking into a backend (backed by mod_perl or memcached) for caching generated html fragments between requests.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->We do a lot of user-specific stuff... gotta wonder how much of the
caching is negated by the amount of data we throw at the templates which
changes for every user that looks at it...</pre>
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we'd cache fragments of html, not the entire page.<br>
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for example, comments are immutable, so if we were to store the
html-ised form in memcache, we could avoid a db lookup, linkification,
and template rendering.<br>
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