As I post more new entries the older ones will fall off my home page and the pre-render/swapping code in the Markdown tool will gradually take over from rendering on the fly. As Patrick has so aptly stated it will, and does, cut down on the CPU cycles. I noticed this by having the preference for logging checked and then viewing my Events log.
Wow do pages seem to build fast. It’s orders of magnitude faster — I think.
Now there’re just a few things left to do.
- Test
- Feedback
- Create prefs page
Onward.
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