Faster, More Stable Page Delivery

Speed is something patrons feel before they notice anything else about a site. A broad round of performance work across rendering and delivery makes pages faster end to end: heavily linked pages render in bounded time, styling arrives with the page itself, and published changes reach visitors promptly. No configuration is needed, every site picks this up automatically.

Faster rendering, styled from the first frame

Event instance pages now cap how much relationship resolution a single render performs, and repeated lookups within a render are answered from memory, which keeps even the most heavily linked productions quick. Homepages and collection pages deliver their styling with the first paint, so the first thing a visitor sees is the finished design. Rendering servers also gained additional headroom for traffic peaks.

Publishing lands precisely

When you publish, cache refreshes are resolved per domain and scoped to exactly what changed, so updates appear promptly on the pages they affect without disturbing anything around them. List caches write their pages consistently, keeping long archives and calendars stable under load.