I was trying different kinds of image related plugins, and decided to check how much overhead each one of them have when just activated. What I did was upload some plugins, and before I timed it I just activated it. Nothing more. The plugins are activated but not configured or in use.
These are the plugins [...]
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Plugin overhead when not in use
May 17, 2008 – 11:38 pm
Script compression pt.2 - Enter PHP Speedy
May 13, 2008 – 2:07 pm
After the failure of getting Script Compressor to work, I decided to test out PHP Speedy by Leon Chevalier. A plugin that is suppose to to the same thing as Script Compressor.
There is one big difference though.. PHP Speedy works!
I timed the average load time of my blog page with, and without, the plugin activated. [...]
Script Compressor plugin not working?
May 13, 2008 – 1:11 pm
I downloaded and installed the Script Compressor plugin with the intent to check how much faster the blog would load with scripts compressed. I don’t have much javascript on my site, so I thought I would start out with just the css compression.
But I can’t see any difference in the css file. Isn’t it working? [...]
Release: New Elite - a SandBox theme
May 11, 2008 – 8:53 pm
This is the first release-version of my remake of the Elite theme. It is based on the SandBox theme and will not work without that installed. Hope you like it!
Download it here: newelite
Speed up your postview using paginated comments
If you have a post with a lot of comments, surely it must be some speed gain from just showing, say ten at the time? To test this I installed the Paginated Comments plugin by James Maurer and created a test post with 12 comments. I configured the plugin to show only 10 comments (this is [...]