Web design for non-profit
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@thecreativeone91 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I moved from hosting in house to ASO and the speed went up a lot.
More RAM for SQL or just a better connection I wonder?
Neither seems likely as we made sure to always have plenty of memory overhead that wasn't being touched, even by the cache mechanisms. And our connection was never being touched. Likely other parts of the setup.
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It's not my host, vanilla WP sites run fine. It's just my theme.
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Oh okay. We found with the same theme moving from one to the other would be noticeably different in performance.
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Template driven sites seem to function better.
Until it was removed from my task list, I was using Joomla! for the office(not last - one prior). I had several modules added for Facebook and such. I picked up a license for Artisteer to create my own templates and such. It was turning out pretty well until they decided to go to WordPress.
Don't fault them, Just felt that WP was more of a bloggers CMS.
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@g.jacobse said:
Don't fault them, Just felt that WP was more of a bloggers CMS.
Still is, I think. The focus is really around blogging and other things are extensions or add ons. It's generally a good platform, but it is heavily designed around the blog format. I mean for the first many years the idea of using it for anything except a blog was unheard of.
