Once it has been fired up, does everything zip along "fast enough"?

If the initialization is the only issue, why not just throw a bit of
eye candy at them while it's initializing?

You'd be amazed at how impressed people are with stuff that doesn't
really even do stuff. :)

Toss a cool graphic and an "initializing application" animated
progress bar deal in there, until things are cooking.

I bet they'd be more impressed by that, than if nothing happened and
the app loaded in half the time. :)p

If it's response times in general tho... ouch.

Adam (I think) just made a good point on cf-talk about the extinction
of shared hosting, and it seems like some sound logic.

VPS type deals are so freaking cheap these days (and just getting
cheaper)... why share?

Think of all the time you're spending to code around all the
limitations.  If your product is going to be 'round for longer than a
couple years, I'd think more about good code and less about poor
environments.  But I know nothing about what you do, and don't sell
anything myself-- so take that advice with a grain of salt. :)

:Denny

-- 
The nearer people approach old age the closer they return to a
semblance of childhood, until the time comes for them to depart this
life, again like children, neither tired of living nor aware of death.
Desiderius Erasmus

On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Bud wrote:
> To me it all seems related to how many event-handlers there are. Cut
> down the number of event handlers, cut down the initialization time.
> Whether what those event handlers do, how many messages each
> broadcast, etc., has anything to do with it, I haven't a clue. The
> only thing I can see to make it faster is remove the event handlers
> and create a single body view, etc. Then use internal functions to
> specify what template to load INTO the view template, rather than AS
> the view template.
>
> This has sure taken the wind out of my sails. I may lose one of my
> best clients if I don't come up with a quick fix.

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