What I think also needs to be said is that Ben "single handedly"
re-wrote the Stripes Layouts and from what I gather spent a "huge"
amount of his personal time doing so. In addition, the re-write
apparently was no easy task and Ben had to move away from the re-write
on at least one occasion for quite some time. And in the end, when some
issues remained and pressure surfaced from people in the community
(myself especially) to resolve issues in the Stripes Layouts Ben once
again came threw and resolved the issues completely.
Ben could have easily thrown up his hands, and passed the baton, but
didn't, and that in itself demonstrates great dedication and love for
the Stripes project.
Thank You Ben for all you have done and continue to do for Stripes.
Your dedication and contributions are extremely appreciated!
Sincerely,
--Nikolaos
P.S. Thanks Daniil for reminding us that we can use this forum to
complement the actions of those that put great effort into this
project. It's not often that positive e-mails surface on a mailing list
- in fact its typically quite the opposite - and its quite refreshing to
see your e-mail. Thank You.
Ben Gunter wrote:
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I worked really hard to
get that done, and it's nice to know people are benefiting from it.
The switch to streaming hasn't been without its hiccups, but I think
the benefits far outweigh the problems that have been encountered.
-Ben
On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Daniil Sosonkin <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
To Stripes Developers,
I'd like to take a moment to leave my warmest regards to the
Stripes' new streaming layout tags. The rewrite is truly something
that had to be done from the beginning. It makes web app behave
like no other. I had no complaints about Stripes before, but since
the release of 1.5.3 its been simple wonder running the framework.
Our site is relatively small. We get about 200 concurrent users.
Nonetheless, performance gains are clearly visible. Just some
bullet points below:
* Faster perceived response time
* Memory usage has been stabilized without jumping up and down
* Reduced CPU usage (unexpected)
The most important improvement is the perceived response time. I'm
tracking page load for every single JSP request all the time (my
own pet peeve) and there have been no changes there, but users get
first bytes in the response faster. I guess buffering is not
always desired. Don't know if anyone has felt the changes, but
I've seen those only after installing new Stripes. And a side
effect of that is clearly visible to our international clients in
Asia. The content delivery is more instant.
My thanks go out to all who contributed to this change. Its great
to see Stripes improve so much and looking forward to the bright
future as well.
Cheers,
Daniil
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