ReCache - Speed up your forum

[deleted] if you contact me on discord at CDK2020#9728 I'll set you up with a temporary solution so you can start using the extension.

Kyrne thanks. I'll contact you a bit later

Kyrne still the same issue - sent you a message on discord.

This will make much difference on small forums or only on big forums?

Kayo this will make a massive difference on all forums, big and small.

Kayo my flarum is pretty small and I saw significant improvements!

Kyrne
Would it be possible to split paid flagrow extensions license into 2 forums?

MikeJones Amazing so

ram0ng1 Yes, you can install paid extensions on any forum connected to your Flagrow.io account.

Kyrne That's a very generous licensing model. Try getting that under WordPress 👎️

[deleted] We actually care about our customers 😃

I am looking at the installation issues reported here. My apologies for the inconvenience.

Kyrne with the outstanding support you guys offer, that's obvious to see.

I think I've found a bug. On my install, when browsing either the user directory or ranking, the Ajax requests make no difference as all data remains static from cache. Pressing F5 in the browser renders nothing more than a large output of JSON instead of the intended page.

Disable the cache and everything returns to normal again. File based caching, not redis.

Have had to disable the extension for the time being. Similarly, I've conducted some speed tests with cloudflare enabled, recache enabled etc, but have to admit, I'm not seeing a huge difference in speed apart from a reduction in TTFB with cloudflare disabled. With cloudflare enabled, it doesn't seem to make much difference to the loading times of my flarum with recache enabled or not.

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This issues was resolved in Discord for anyone wondering. A new version was pushed to fix it.

Tirual Would this have the same significant reduction when combined with Cloudflare and SuperCatcher from Siteground Hosting?

CloudFlare by default only caches static content like images, while this extension helps in caching dynamic resources like HTML views and JSON-API requests. So when you have CloudFlare enabled you won't have any caching benefit at the CDN edge, and all the traffic has to go through CloudFlare and then you server. Depending on the place where you browse the website it might be in general a little slower than going direct, with or without this extension.

matteocontrini So you wouldn't recommend this extension if you have Siteground Hosting?

Tirual if you have CloudFlare and Siteground SuperCatcher configured to only cache static content, this extension is definitely helpful because it covers something that the other two tools don't

Kyrne I know people say this kind of stuff all the time. But, seriously, if people ever start using my forums, and my forums got slow, I'd pay for this. But, no one uses my forums. My own fault. I don't post enough. 🤣