At the UK CFUG meeting last night, Ben Forta did a good presentation on
optimising code.
His presentation is available (minus two pages) on www.forta.com
One that comes to mind is to turn trusted cache on on your production server
(and increase server cache to 3 to 4 times your total size of templates) .
Once the server loads a template it will not load it off the hard disk
again. (Keeps your production server stable and stopsd random hacking of
production environments by your staff). Also turn on enforce strict
attribute validation (on both development and production). Although this
should be turned on on your development/test server first as this one can
make bad code go boom.
These bascially increase server speed, but also deliver benefits to your
development environments.
Adam Reynolds
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> From: Norman Elton[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 20 September 2000 01:58
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [CF-Talk] Production Server Policies
>
> We're starting a new production-level machine, and are trying to draw up
> coding guidelines for capable people that want to use it. We run a testbed
> machine for people to play around with, but want to keep the production
> box
> as stable as possible while still allowing different departments to run
> their own pages. Does anyone have any suggestions (such as "you must use
> CFLOCK where appropriate), or know of a good article regarding coding
> practices?
>
> Norman Elton
> Information Technology
> College of William & Mary
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