Developing in Laravel

A Study on a Custom Laravel CMS's Caching System

The CMS I have been working on for an insurance company in Southern New England has proven to be quite powerful, including many facets of the company's web CMS needs. Being it compiles many different items to render a front-end web page, the load time can be quite high. For our home-page to render (after a cache flush), a total of 1776 MySQL database queries, 162 files, and 26.25MB of memory are consumed over 3112.96 milliseconds. Obviously, this won't cut it for a production website.