| | 61 | {{{ |
| | 62 | I tested the "Welcome" application and found that it executes up to 86 |
| | 63 | request/second on my local environment. A similar value has been reported to |
| | 64 | the web2py group, and it seems to be the maximum we can expect (considering |
| | 65 | that the "Welcome" application is really thin). |
| | 66 | |
| | 67 | UltraCore requires response times for interactive views strictly below 250ms |
| | 68 | on an average computer, so that we can execute up to 4 requests/second. That |
| | 69 | sounds perhaps very slow, but compared with what we currently have, this |
| | 70 | would be a 4x speed-up. |
| | 71 | |
| | 72 | So, if you implement a new view, please check whether it loads that fast on |
| | 73 | your local computer (use FireBug to test), and if not - look at first at the |
| | 74 | model, then at the static contents (ExtJS? Load only necessary components, |
| | 75 | not ext_all.js!), and then at the controller (you will find that the |
| | 76 | controller is mostly the fastest component of all). |
| | 77 | }}} |
| | 78 | |