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(From webchick:)

Hi there, performance team! :)

Back at DrupalCon Chicago, Dries outlined a strategy for Drupal 8 involving a series of "gates" that would help ensure core code quality in a number of different categories: Documentation, Performance, Accessibility, Usability, and Testing. The purpose of gates is to define essentially a set of "checkboxes" which outline the most important aspects to each category, and does so in a way that is both not overwhelming to core developers (list of hoops to jump through is kept as small as possible) and also creates very little additional burden on the team in question (contains sample links to documentation/resources so developers/reviewers can help themselves).

Since we have already traditionally had requirements around documentation, it made sense to start there. Jennifer Hodgdon and some other folks from the documentation team have put together the Documentation gate, which is available at http://drupal.org/node/1203498. What we need is a similar table for each of the other gate areas. And that's where you come in! :D

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Started with this post: Add editor: XStandard (+ other desktop/browser side plug-ins?). Add info & edit to get more structured. Researching for solutions eating lesser server resources, so a desktop/browser side plug-in might be the solution. I haven't seen another like (the quality of) XStandard. But then I found many other browser/desktop editors:

I want to start this thread as a place for us to add information on the current implementation of the roadmap for the Drupal Caching subsystem for core.

During July 2009, the current cache.inc was rewritten and not a lot of future proofing was done to make cache as effective as possible for module developers as well as for core. Here are a list of the goals to allow for a good api for both core and contrib.

Currently this is just a genericized version of my VCL for UrbanMinistry.org, and TechMission's other websites, as I mentioned it in the High Performance BoF yesterday. Later on, I hope to add annotations that explain some of the tips and tricks that are happening here. There are some hints as to what's going on in the comments, though.


#This is a basic VCL configuration file for varnish. See the vcl(7)
#man page for details on VCL syntax and semantics.
#
#Default backend definition. Set this to point to your content
#server.
#
backend default {
.host = "127.0.0.1";