load-time

Hey guys, I am trying to see if any of you have experience the same thing I am with Internet Explorer 8. When I go to load a site I built, I can see the whole page is loaded but it pauses for like 8 seconds before you can scroll or move. Once it is done pausing, it is fine to scroll around but if you click on a different page same thing happens again. This does not happen in any other browsers. So I tried a few things like completely disabling JS to see if something in there is causing it and it still does the same thing. So at this point, I am not sure if it is because of a certain advanced

I'm pulling images from my Flickr account to my website, and I had used about nine lines of code to create a preg_match_all function that would pull the images. I've read several times that it is better to parse HTML through DOM. Personally, I've found it more complicated to parse HTML through DOM. I made up a similar function to pull the images with PHP's DOMDocument, and it's about 22 lines of code. It took awhile to create, and I'm not sure what the benefit was. The page loads at about the same time for each code, so I'm not sure why I would use DOMDocument. Does DOMDocument work faster

I am wondering if unused CSS styles affect load times because I normally break my sections of my code using this format /*=================== Nav-Styles ===================*/ However, I also use coda to write my code. It has a code navigator, which detects ids followed by {} what I thought might help with my code organisation is to create this format of break /*========================================== #----NAV-STYLES-BEGIN {} /* Nav Styles */ ==========================================*/ This will mean my section breaks will them appear in the code navigator and can be jumped to quickly.

How to decrease the page load time in ASP.NET application? What should be the precautions and specially when we are interacting with databases e.g. wise use of viewstate Set in web.config when deploying the app etc Some of the key "take-aways" from TechEd 2010 North America: Caching is key to performance, consider your caching strategy very carefully. Disable viewstate if possible. Set <compilation debug=”false"> in web.config when deploying the app. Consider CDN's or subdomains for graphics and other static content. Place javascript at the bottom of the page, CSS at the top. Consider CSS