Joomla is an excellent CMS with many features and several
advantages over other content management systems, and flexible enough to work
for just about any website installation. However, Joomla’s flexibility comes at
a price – all of the files, languages, modules, plugins, database calls, etc.
can grind a website to a halt when there are too many visitors on the site at
the same time. Many Joomla web sites are just too slow, but here are several things you can do to create a fast Joomla web site.
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Enabling the Joomla global cache is easy to do and can make a significant difference in your web site's load times. 3rd party caching components are also very helpful, but they generally only work for visitors and not for anybody logged into the web site. The standard Joomla cache will speed up your web site for all users, logged in or not.
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Most modules on your Joomla website will have the option to enable caching, and you should definitely take advantage of this feature. It's easy to do and will only take a few minutes to set up.
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Since releasing the Ultimate Social Bookmarking Plugin , several people have complained that the social bookmarking buttons were appearing all over their website. After looking into the issue, it became apparent that these people were using Joomla's standard "User" modules which all had "Mambots" enabled.
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Joomla's ability to include modules, components and plugins is a key part of its flexibility, but that doesn't mean you should abuse it. Every plugin, module and component you install will increase your page load times and slow things down. Any extensions that your website doesn't absolutely need should be removed.
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