I’ve spent several months researching performance tips on the World-Wide Web. Occasionally I see a comment that one or another tip is a “micro-optimization,” a term that is intended to dismiss it as not worth considering. While I personally don’t like passing on an opportunity to improve performance, I can certainly understand where these comments come from. With today’s time constraints, we can’t spend too much time polishing the hubcaps when the engine needs to be rebuilt.
Considering all the tips I’ve been presenting in the monitor.us blog, I think it’s time to step back and get some perspective. What’s important? What should developers and other techies consider first and review often? Read more…
