It wasn't covered in the blog post, but it is also interesting how slowly WordPress performed compared to DotNetNuke. I never felt there was a performance problem with my web site until I moved from DNN to WP. I suppose it could also be GoDaddy's MySQL servers vs their SQL Server servers. Maybe their MySQL servers are bogged down.
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It wasn't covered in the blog post, but it is also interesting how slowly WordPress performed compared to DotNetNuke. I never felt there was a performance problem with my web site until I moved from DNN to WP. I suppose it could also be GoDaddy's MySQL servers vs their SQL Server servers. Maybe their MySQL servers are bogged down.
Edit: added a missing word.