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Andres Hernandez	Wednesday 12 April 2006 11:12:38 am Hi guys, As you may experience yourself, doing development on an ez site implies a lot of changes to the templates to confirm everything is working correctly. That is why we turn ez's cache off when working on those templates. The thing is that the time it takes for a page to load is of about 20 secs. on the dev. box. The question is: Is there any way around this? how do you guys handle this? Thanks, A.
Kåre Køhler Høvik	Thursday 13 April 2006 3:11:15 am Hi Depending on what you're developing, you can enable some of the caching types. For example the ini cache can probably be enabled at all times. If you're only doing changes to main templates, you can enable template compilation as well. Generally, it's recommended to use a PHP accelerator. Kåre Høvik

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Wednesday 12 April 2006 11:12:38 am

Hi guys,

As you may experience yourself, doing development on an ez site implies a lot of changes to the templates to confirm everything is working correctly. That is why we turn ez's cache off when working on those templates.

The thing is that the time it takes for a page to load is of about 20 secs. on the dev. box. The question is:

Is there any way around this? how do you guys handle this?

Thanks,
A.

Kåre Køhler Høvik

Thursday 13 April 2006 3:11:15 am

Depending on what you're developing, you can enable some of the caching types. For example the ini cache can probably be enabled at all times. If you're only doing changes to main templates, you can enable template compilation as well.

Generally, it's recommended to use a PHP accelerator.

Kåre Høvik