Docker for Mac may provide a really bad performance, depending on the current setup and used software. I provide here some tipps how to make your local development environment much, much faster.
This layer is about the basic services many CMS and web applications are based on: the web server, php and database. TYPO3 is relying on them, too. So it's worth…
The fourth layer of the TYPO3 performance onion is about TYPO3 extensions. Extensions are the major part of TYPO3, when is comes to extend to core functionality. Saying this means, that they have a major impact on the performance of a TYPO3 driven website.
The first two layers of the TYPO3 performance onion where about quite common topics valid for every website: (browser) caching and frontend optimization. The next skin level is about TYPO3 rendering and what TYPO3 integrators can do for the performance of the website.
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The second layer of the performance onion is about building the “frontend stuff”. The goals are to minimize, what’s delivered to the client, and to deliver the asset at the right time. At the end of this post, you will know which strategies, tools and TYPO3 options, you can use to improve in this area. (more…)
The first layer of performance onion is about asset delivery and caching. Each asset, which you do not have to deliver twice, makes your website faster. This blogpost shows, what you can do in this area, without touching the content of your website. (more…)
Website performance is a major issue this days. “Rumors” say, that, if the website is a little bit too slow, it will loose much of the conversions. This fact is independent from the used system, thus also valid for TYPO3. This is the first post of a series of (probably) nine, digging into that topic. (more…)