One year on from producing the unpublished results for WordPress 4.4 and each of the top 12 plugins I want to produce a new set, to see if the plugins are more or less efficient than their previous versions.
I needed to create a new 'vanilla' control for WP 4.4 and the base set of 35 plugins.
To ensure comparable results I needed to eliminate from the input file those queries that caused more than one transaction to be run in the server.
The results indicate that WordPress itself has slowed down.
It would be nice to know the main causes of this performance degradation
and whether or not anything can be done about it.
Prime candidates are the REST API, and action and filter hook logic changes in 4.7
One year on from producing the unpublished results for WordPress 4.4 and each of the top 12 plugins I want to produce a new set, to see if the plugins are more or less efficient than their previous versions.
The results indicate that WordPress itself has slowed down.
It would be nice to know the main causes of this performance degradation
and whether or not anything can be done about it.
Prime candidates are the REST API, and action and filter hook logic changes in 4.7