Hartti Suomela's Forum Nokia Blog
Improving the performance of Forum Nokia Wiki
hartti | 14 October, 2008 17:34
We have been painfully aware of the fact that Forum Nokia online community sites (discussion boards, wiki and blogs) appear sluggish in certain markets. In Europe he situation is pretty good, but everywhere else the pages take long to download and render - the worst region in this respect being Asia.
Recently we (or more specifically the company maintaining these services for us - hats off to them) came up with a mechanism to speed up the sites considerably (basically we are starting to serve most of or static content including JavaScript scripts using distribution networks). Today we took that solution in to use for Wiki. Blogs have been using this solution already for a while and discussion boards are next in line to go through this transformation.
If you are based in Europe, there is not probably much difference in Wiki performance. But people in other continents and regions should really see an improvement in the Wiki rendering speed. Do you?
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Yes !
croozeus | 14/10/2008, 22:45
The Wiki home page loads bit faster now :)
Looking forwards to more positive changes...
Re: Improving the performance of Forum Nokia Wiki
gaba88 | 15/10/2008, 05:50
ya the wiki home page is loading faster now but i will be waiting eagerly for this to be implemented in the dibos as quickly as possible.
Gargi
Re: Improving the performance of Forum Nokia Wiki
hartti | 15/10/2008, 08:47
Hi Gargi,
Yes, this will be implemented for the discussion boards as well, but a little later. I do not have an exact date in mind yet. We need to do this in stages and monitor how the systems behave before taking the next step.
Hartti
Re: Improving the performance of Forum Nokia Wiki
ukaner | 14/10/2008, 18:45
Hi Hartti,
Good to hear FN is working on speed improvements. I get frustrated many times, simply it takes too much time to render pages on Forum Nokia (sometimes it doesn't at all), although am in Europe. Hope that's changed now :)
Ugur.-