Have you used it with APC or php accelerator?

Would caching help at all?

Hmm not sure it would thinking about it.

But I am sure, there will be significant gains with these tools.

I totally agree with you, after stabilization, a performance release is needed to completely put the whole community back on rails.
Want to add as well that I have been critical on the road map coming from vTiger team, but this post gives the feeling that we are all on a good path.

What about security? are you going to review this field during the stabilization phase or will it be a proper version as well?

Keep up the good work guys,
Bye

vtiger is a community product and all of you have the right to state your opinion. All of us need not agree on the same thing. The idea is that all of us have the liberty to speak up and be heard. So feel free Krem.

Security is just another field to take care of in a software, when I look at other projects like drupal, I see security mailing list which regularly release new patches…

That’s why I am thinking that a security focused release could be a good idea after stability and performance to just verify how secured vTiger is actually.
A usability release could be useful as well, focused on the user experience and conclusions.

Doing those tasks one by one allow to define very precisely steps and procedures that we will be able to use in future versions.
Even in the wiki a “release validation” part could be very useful with different categories like “stability, usability, performances, security, etc.”. Each of those categories could contain tutorials on how to test a release, links to useful softwares, etc.

Tell me if you need more clarifications.

Byebye

But yes, some point down the line, if there be anything that comes up which is mega, we will certainly consider coming out with a point release to address the same.