The assumptions I have are
- Views have a definition that has its last modified date. For example, a Script that generates a JSON representation of a resource when the latter is modified by a Script.
- Permanent resource storage has no storage restrictions
Now the situation is that I have resources for which their representations can be either pre-generated or generated on the fly; where the pre-generated one refers to text / html or application / atom + xml generated when the resource is changed (it can be executed asynchronously) and generated on the fly refers to, for example, the JSP / PHP Script view upon request.
What confuses me is how much pre-generation performance increase will be generated on the fly + caching ? What is your experience / opinion?
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