PageSpeed and Chevereto v4.2.0

[Rodolfo]

Hello there,

I wanted to show you the updated PageSpeed baseline for Chevereto v4.2.0, tested from the demo.chevereto.com website.

What can I say... One picture worth a thousand words!



And for mobile:



Here's the report: https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-demo-chevereto-com/q8peosndem?form_factor=mobile

Chevereto v4.2.0 will be available shortly, I just wanted to brag a bit.

 

[mikaa]

Amazing job!

 

[mar]

I tried mine and got a very low score of 49.

It's because I'm running mine of the cheapest shared hosting server i could find which has with very little ram and cpu.

it only cost me 1.64 a month. 😛 I can't upload videos on shared hosting tho so I'm planning on moving my site over to a dedicated server.

Luckily it still runs with no issues. haha

I've just been lazy to move everything over.

 

[Drifter]

So are you saying that 4.2.0 will improve these ratings?

 

[Rodolfo]

Chevereto v4.2.0 brings improvements to PageSpeed scores and site crawling. While the exact results will vary depending on your setup, the system has been optimized specifically to enhance these metrics, ensuring a more efficient and faster-loading website experience.

 

[SunnyBlueSkies]

Chevereto v4.2.0 brings improvements to PageSpeed scores and site crawling. While the exact results will vary depending on your setup, the system has been optimized specifically to enhance these metrics, ensuring a more efficient and faster-loading website experience.

I'm intrigued, I wonder how it'll look like going forward as its own site map.

 

[Rodolfo]

Crawling improves because of the addition of canonical URLs and the fix for the lang based URLs. Is not that it will crawl more, it will do it better.

To get more crawled pages we need feeds and sitemaps, which will be added eventually.

 

[mar]

after upgrading to 4.2.0+ my page speed definitely went up by a lot.

I am very happy about it. extremely great work. thanks

 

[Rodolfo]

@mar Besides page speed score, V4.2 is really fast. You should enable HTTP cache and see the improvement on less server load 😉