1)I always encourage developers to code globally the assets in cakePHP, so instead of loading 6-non gzipped javascript files, you load one gzipped javascript file (dont bother yourself with minification). 2)If you are using the Auth components, be aware to not load the User model when the user is still a guest (not logged in), your application will feel shame if the load of the User Model will load most of the models in the app!!!, one of the weak point of the Auth component is that it loads obligatory the User model even if you do not use it for the current page!!! 3)Use a custom file engine to cache your heavy-weight queries as an array in a .php file 4)Use plugins as semi-app not as requestAction call, otherwise use elements 5)build your own tracking system, that logs guests requests, the logged-in users, and also after they logout, to make a real/exact estimation of the traffic on your web server/application 6)if you have a permission system in your application (ACL or any equivalent), try to make a caching of the permissions once the user is logs in, with an admin push from the admin, to refresh/recalculate/ reload the caching of these permissions. 7)do not overestimate the persistModel, it is a joke 8) try to avoid ACL (not a cake fault) if its not for record level permissions, use any equivalent permission system. anything is better than ACL for non-record-level permissions system. 9) if you want to use captcha, use it smartly without loosing the form data when user put a wrong code 10) caching is amazing just when you update the web site on a regular basis, otherwise it will be a nightmare. 11) and many more.... On Jan 8, 12:33 pm, keymaster <ad...@optionosophy.com> wrote: > This is not meant to be a post on "evaluating cake's performance" or > anything like that. I use cake alot and have no issues. > > I also know that for those who utilize cake 1.2's various features for > performance optimization to the fullest, there are very few issues of > performance remaining even for the busiest apps. > > So, this is really just a curiosity question. The kind of thing one > thinks about when one doesn't feel like working :-) > > By chance, does anyone have a feel for which sites (other than > addons.mozilla.org which is cakePHP1.1 anyways) might be among the > highest traffic'ed cakePHP 1.2 sites ?
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