I still stick with the old rule:
If it takes more then 2 seconds to load anything, 5 seconds to do a
complete page with lots of images on dial-up then you have to go back to
the drawing board. 2-5 seconds has always been your window to get a
page to load and keep the visitor. On top of that stay away from
flash/shockwave and you are ahead of the game.
My $.02
Robert
-Original Message-
From: Matthias H. Risse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 11:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] a passion to perform ;)
Hi,
i just benchmarked some of my applications with PEAR::Benchmark and
would like to know if any of you have good literature regarding PHP and
performance in generall? I am not talking about precompiled scripts
(ioncube, zend, ..)
Basically I am trying to find out how good a standard HTML rendering
PHP-Applications usually performs? Furthermore I wonder of there are any
usability papers/studies regarding this topic?
(how long is long for a user? how
long is a user on broadband usually expectin a page to load without
thinking damn. why does this take so long?)
Maybe anyone knows of a good free performace and memory profiler?
Yours,
Matthias
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