Loading speed

Jacek Bacz

• October 14, 2023 23:02

It can take 5-10 seconds to load each page in my project, initially. Once every page in the project has been accessed at least once, they will start loading quickly. 

However, it's enough to make one small edit in one of the pages and now all the other pages in the project will start loading slowly again. Imagine you have 50 pages in the project. You will have to waste 10-15 minutes to refresh all the pages every time you make a small modification anywhere in the project! 

To see it, make an empty project: a 5 element menu, 5 pages, each with a small title only. Now access each page. It will take (only) about 3 seconds to load each page (since there is virtually nothing to load). Now access these pages again. They will load instantly. After that,  change one letter in the title of only one page. Repeat accessing pages. They will all load slowly again!

Tell me there is a way around it. Or else, fix it, please.

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  Ariel H.

  • October 16, 2023 14:36

  Hi Jack,

  I apologize for the delayed response.

  I have made an attempt to replicate the issue on my end, but I was unable to reproduce it based on the description provided.

  To further investigate and understand the issue you are facing, would it be possible for you to create a short screencast demonstrating the problem? 

  I am looking forward to your response.

  Best regards,
  Ariel H.

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  KC George

  • October 16, 2023 14:50

  Hi Jacek,

  Brizy Cloud pages work the way you have described above. For the first user who accesses the page immediately after you make an update, the page loads slowly. For subsequent users, the page will load faster. For example, if 2,000 users accessed your website after you made an update, the first user will experience slow speed and 1999 subsequent users will experience a reasonably good speed.

  We regret that at the moment we do not have a work around to make the page faster for the first user.

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  Jacek Bacz

  • October 17, 2023 18:44

  I would understand that after a page is edited the first access to that page will be slow. But why does it have to affect the speed of all other pages? This makes no sense. 

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  KC George

  • October 18, 2023 06:04

  Hi Jacek,

  Because of global blocks, code injection, custom CSS, and Pop-ups which applies across a project, the entire project is updated when clicking on the 'Update' button.       

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