Re: [WebDNA] Re: why is the webdna.us site slow? (sometimes?)

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2011


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 106140
interpreted = N
texte = > A couple of you have mentioned slowness when using the online docs. Do = you mean these: >=20 > http://docs.webdna.us/ >=20 > or these: >=20 > http://www.webdna.us/webdna-reference.dna I don't know. (I have since updated those browser tabs.) =20 I never was trying to track or complain about anything related to the = site. =20 I had just made an assumption that the server was full of private webdna = sites and that was why the webdna.us was/is slow.. and I assumed it = might be an excuse to talk about those cases when webdna was being = pushed to its limits. =20 For example: One of my clients (who got me into webdna in 1997) love(s/d) webdna and = has alot of legacy aspects of his business still running in webdna (some = of those things I worked on with him over the years), but who will not = use webdna for anything current in case he wants the new functioning to = be what he playfully calls "Oprah ready" (able to withstand (hundreds of = thousands/millions of people suddenly trying to access it). .. because = he watches webdna (on his busy server) slowly run itself down to the = point of needing to be restarted from time to time. I also want my new upcoming project to be Oprah ready... and wanted to = hear from you out there who use Webdna for your insanely = large/trafficked projects. I did not mean to open the can of worms about Chris' CMS. That is a = totally different topic.. one which I figure I cannot add anything to at = this point, above those of you already talking about it. ------------ Govinda Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
> A couple of you have mentioned slowness when using the online docs. Do = you mean these: >=20 > http://docs.webdna.us/ >=20 > or these: >=20 > http://www.webdna.us/webdna-reference.dna I don't know. (I have since updated those browser tabs.) =20 I never was trying to track or complain about anything related to the = site. =20 I had just made an assumption that the server was full of private webdna = sites and that was why the webdna.us was/is slow.. and I assumed it = might be an excuse to talk about those cases when webdna was being = pushed to its limits. =20 For example: One of my clients (who got me into webdna in 1997) love(s/d) webdna and = has alot of legacy aspects of his business still running in webdna (some = of those things I worked on with him over the years), but who will not = use webdna for anything current in case he wants the new functioning to = be what he playfully calls "Oprah ready" (able to withstand (hundreds of = thousands/millions of people suddenly trying to access it). .. because = he watches webdna (on his busy server) slowly run itself down to the = point of needing to be restarted from time to time. I also want my new upcoming project to be Oprah ready... and wanted to = hear from you out there who use Webdna for your insanely = large/trafficked projects. I did not mean to open the can of worms about Chris' CMS. That is a = totally different topic.. one which I figure I cannot add anything to at = this point, above those of you already talking about it. ------------ Govinda Govinda

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