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Common Performance Problems in Rails

By Peter Cooper — June 13th, 2006 — No Comments - Leave One Now!

In Elsewhere, Enterprise, Ruby on Rails

Stefan Kaes takes a look at common performance problems with Ruby on Rails. He looks at:

  • session containment and storage
  • caching constants
  • optimizing finder queries
  • avoiding slow helpers

(As an aside, InfoQ is shaping up to be a great resource. It's worth checking out from time to time.)

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