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2010-07-26, 04:40:43
Mike (n00dles101) has reported running a website with 2000 pages. GetSimple has no real page limitations, but load times will go up if your server can’t take all the file reading. This could be fixed by developing some kind of caching mechanism to cut back on the file reads per page.
And Matthew is right, the hardest thing is the navigation. Be sure to never call menu_data() or get_navigation() multiple times as they will slowdown your website.
Mike reported a load time of little over 2 seconds without any caching on 2000 pages. 500 pages, if your server is strong enough, should in that case still have loading times under 1 second.
Also, someone (can’t remember who, when or why) on the forum created a script that could import static pages to GetSimple. Search around and you might be able to find it and use it for your switch.
And Matthew is right, the hardest thing is the navigation. Be sure to never call menu_data() or get_navigation() multiple times as they will slowdown your website.
Mike reported a load time of little over 2 seconds without any caching on 2000 pages. 500 pages, if your server is strong enough, should in that case still have loading times under 1 second.
Also, someone (can’t remember who, when or why) on the forum created a script that could import static pages to GetSimple. Search around and you might be able to find it and use it for your switch.
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