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Re: Page Speed Issue 1 Day Ago by kearawill Yes, that can happen. WordPress sites often perform better out of the box thanks to built-in caching, optimized themes, and CDNs. Java sites (especially custom-built ones) need manual setup for things like lazy loading, minification, server response, and JS optimization. It’s not the language—it’s the setup. Use Lighthouse to target key Core Web … Re: Need Coding Help With A Project 6 Days Ago by Reverend Jim I don't know why you would use `reduce` and `lambda` when you could just do sum(numbers) And the directive >You should make use of two higher-order functions (i.e., map and reduce, or something else) to simplify the design. is self-contradictory as using `map` and `reduce` instead of `sum` does not simplify the design. It … Re: what is SEO and how it works for Google 1 Day Ago by WilliamOG Totally understandable to be confused, SEO can feel like a black box when you’re first getting into it. The basics are: choose the right keywords your audience searches for, make your site technically sound (fast, mobile-friendly, secure), and publish helpful content consistently. If it helps, orthopedic surgeon marketing from Fortress, an SEO … Integrating OpenAI Web Search API in LangGraph 4 Weeks Ago by usmanmalik57 Large language models are trained on a fixed corpus, and their knowledge is often limited by the documents they are trained on. Techniques like retrieval augmented generation, continuous pre-training, and fine-tuning enhance an LLM's default knowledge. However, these techniques can still not enable an LLM to answer queries that require web … Hi everyone, I'm Ron McLeod 3 Weeks Ago by Ron McLeod I'm a moderator and forum software developer at CodeRanch. In my day job, I work in the telecom sector, working on core network and related solutions for mostly 4G and 5G cellular networks. I am currently spending a lot of time working with distributed microservice based solutions, often using a Java/Quarkus/GraalVM/Buildah/Podman/Linux … What Are the Key Elements of a Successful Website in 2025? 1 Week Ago by Ramesh sharama In 2025, a successful website goes beyond just good looks. It needs to be fast-loading, mobile-friendly, and accessible to all users. Strong user experience (UX), clean navigation, and clear calls to action are essential. Integrating SEO best practices, secure protocols (HTTPS), and scalable backend systems is also vital. Websites should be … Re: Hi everyone, I'm Ron McLeod 3 Weeks Ago by Dani Hi Ron and welcome to DaniWeb! Thanks for taking the time to sign up and join us in our little corner of the web. Something tells me that @Reverend Jim and @rproffitt will be along any moment to greet you as well ... ;) Re: Hi everyone, I'm Ron McLeod 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim You betcha. Welcome to Daniweb. Re: Android Native - How To Request Notification Permissions 2 Weeks Ago by Erussuhsh Hi I'm new android app development can you teach me Re: What Are the Key Elements of a Successful Website in 2025? 1 Week Ago by Reverend Jim Those guidelines have essentially applied to any software with a user interface over the last fifty years. Reminds me of a scene from"Third Rock From the Sun". Don (policeman) talking about a cop's life, ends with "and any day you come home alive is a good day." Tommy replies, "isn't that pretty much a good day for … Re: Page Speed Issue 2 Months Ago by bngwebguru Optimizing JavaScript performance is a key factor in improving Core Web Vitals. Efficient coding practices, minimizing render-blocking resources, and utilizing CDNs like Cloudflare or Fastly can significantly improve page speed, regardless of backend technology. Re: Page Speed Issue 2 Months Ago by ashleydent4u WordPress has tons of optimization plugins and a big community that makes it easier to improve page speed and Core Web Vitals without much manual effort. Java-based websites, on the other hand, usually need more hands-on optimization since they’re often custom-built and heavier in structure. Things like lazy loading, efficient server-side rendering… ArkTS - McCharts 2 Months Ago by 杨_659 **English Translation:** Hello everyone, I’m Chen Yang. It’s been a while since my last update. The main reason is my busy schedule with my full-time job, leaving me little time for writing. Additionally, I’ve spent the past six months learning HarmonyOS ArkTS, and now that I’ve reached a semi-proficient level, I’d like to share my self-… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by Dani > Is your example valid? Yes, if you stretch a fringe and long-shot possibility into an opinion. My post was based on my own use case, which is the only data that I have access to. > What percentage of websites/web apps use SXG? DaniWeb uses SXG. > Of those, what percentage of the indexed pages by Google are actually cached by… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by jkon Hello Dani, I decided last week not to respond to your last post, but, let's be honest, I can't keep myself from responding. Your example could be valid if you take into account: What percentage of websites/web apps use SXG? Of those, what percentage of the indexed pages by Google are actually cached by Google at any given moment? Of … Quad tree 12 Years Ago by Geeksoftie Quad Tree is a tree with four pointers like North East, North West, South East and South West. Its used a lot in region query. Is there a way where I can find the min and max nodes a quad tree using some trick or is there some standard formula to find that out ? Re: core 2 duo or dual core 12 Years Ago by 3knur8 core 2 duo is a line of dual core processors. depending what kind of dual core he installed, then yes... a 2.5 could be better than your core 2 duo @ 1.8 just make sure it wasn't a pentium D chip that he put in. the easiest way to see what CPU you have is, go to the start menu, and right click on 'computer'. click on properties. a window will open… Re: Core switch and Distribution swi 19 Years Ago by w1r3sp33d Core, distribution, and access switches are mostly conceptual. One switch might be an access switch for one company and a core switch for another. The manufacturers will MARKET different switches different ways based on their overall ability to either tightly/cheaply bundle user ports, or their ability to move massive amounts of traffic quickly.… Re: Core switch and Distribution swi 19 Years Ago by w1r3sp33d Core switch is a concept, like the OSI model. There are certain settings that will normally be associated with core switches. If you could spend a little time on Cisco's website pages like this might be helpful [url]http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns340/ns394/ns147/ns17/networking_solutions_package.html[/url] but some time with a CCDA study … Re: Core php 16 Years Ago by Shanti C core php means the foundamentals of php ,means that the first implementation of php,...now the new versions are coming like php5...So the first implementation becomes core php... k..... Re: Core php 16 Years Ago by jaca123 core PHP is just that: the fundamentals of PHP. Re: Quad tree 12 Years Ago by WaltP > find the min and max nodes a quad tree Are you missing a verb or something?? Re: motherboard upgrade for future quad core 17 Years Ago by jermaghs07 If the link doesn't work it is an ASUS P5K-E LGA 775 P35 ATX. This is the same board i have in my computer, but i don't use SLI. i just have one single BFG 8800 GTS. Personaly i think quad core is a waist of money. you can get alot faster dual core for half the money. unless you plan on running 10,000 programs at once you don't really need a … Re: Dual dualcore Macs coming? Quad processors? 19 Years Ago by gortonsfi Mmm.... Dual-core Quad Processors..... or... Quad-core Dual Processors! Heeheeheehee!!! :) Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by jermaghs07 i'm tired of everyone asking should they go to quad core. Here is my answer NO! Quad core is a waist of money right now, we don't have any need for it. quad core was developed for server use. it was designed to be able to run a massive ammount of programs at once. I think the common misconseption is that if you have quad core it will be … Re: Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by jermaghs07 [QUOTE=san_fran_crisko;525097] Granted jermaghs, you may feel Quad Core is pointless, so go for the Dual Core option instead. It's certainly capable of what a standard user right up to a gamer needs, but the Quad Core isn't totally useless. It's been an absolute joy for me working with high-end audio software and not maxxing out my CPU. If I … Re: Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by san_fran_crisko All I know that is that I find the Quad Core excellent for running DAWs like Pro Tools. The LE version of Pro Tools uses the host processor to run everthing, including CPU thirsty plug-ins. HD systems come with PCI Express cards with DSP processors to take the load off the processor but cost way more. So, now the bedroom musician/engineer is … Re: Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by DimaYasny [QUOTE] I think the common misconseption is that if you have quad core it will be alot faster. but that is not really true. it isn't any faster, it can just run more things at a time. they still run at equal clock speeds, the quad core just has the equivalant of 4. for example, just because you have a 2GHz quad core CPU doesn't mean that you have … Re: Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by jermaghs07 [QUOTE=jbennet;524847]my quad - cpu server (quad pentium 3 xenons) kicks the ass off of my core2 extreme using windows server 2003 OS[/QUOTE] Your also using a Server OS. like i said earlyer, the quad core was developed for server use. so your OS was built to utilize all aspects of the quad core technology. BUT IT STILL ISN'T PRACTICAL… Re: Quad core rant. 17 Years Ago by Passmark [QUOTE=The New Normal;525091]I think they're both valid terms. Hyperthreading is a form of multithreading.[/QUOTE] Hyperthreading was a term Intel made up for a hardware feature they included on their P4CPUs which allowed multiple threads (and processes) to run partially in parallel on the CPU. Hyperthreading was like having one and a half …