Liran Tal • 11/12/2014

Drupal Performance Tip – removing unused modules

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This article provides a technical performance tip for Drupal developers, focusing on removing unused modules to optimize speed and server response. It explains how even disabled modules can consume memory and trigger hooks, impacting performance, and advises reviewing both custom installations and distributions to clean up the codebase.

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