Currently, all wiki markup is stored as plain text in the wiki database and converted into HTML any time a page loads. This method is simple, but the cracks begin to show on large pages that use a significant number of markup tags. For example, the FishBux page originally listed everyone's earnings in bold tags, but after the page started listing hundreds of peoples' earnings, it would take up to a second to load.
A solution to this would be to simply generate the HTML when a page is edited and then serve the generated HTML on all subsequent requests.
Currently, all wiki markup is stored as plain text in the wiki database and converted into HTML any time a page loads. This method is simple, but the cracks begin to show on large pages that use a significant number of markup tags. For example, the FishBux page originally listed everyone's earnings in bold tags, but after the page started listing hundreds of peoples' earnings, it would take up to a second to load.
A solution to this would be to simply generate the HTML when a page is edited and then serve the generated HTML on all subsequent requests.