Speeding up asset pre-compilation process

My deployments are taking more time because of the asset
precompilation process. I am using capistrano.

I tried a couple of things to speed up this.

  1. Overwriting the assets:precompile task, just to skip the
    precompilation process if no assets have been changed from the last
    time to this time.

  2. Using turbo sprockts gem,
    GitHub - ndbroadbent/turbo-sprockets-rails3: Speeds up your Rails 3 assets:precompile by only recompiling changed files, and only compiling once to generate all assets

Here is the reference

The first one is working fine, but i want to with more standard way,
with the turbo sprockets gem.

I tested the gem in my local machine its giving an improvement of 1/3
of the total time. However i think it should perform better than that.
Most of my assets are coming from the the custom UI gem i use for the
application.

Does anyone tried that before? or could you suggest anything better
those two solutions?

On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 5:10 AM, venkata reddy
[email protected] wrote:

My deployments are taking more time because of the asset
precompilation process. I am using capistrano.

I tried a couple of things to speed up this.

  1. Overwriting the assets:precompile task, just to skip the
    precompilation process if no assets have been changed from the last
    time to this time.

Why would you waste your time on such a meaningless task? And I
literally mean meaningless. If you are deploying more than once a day
and that deployment is disrupting your life, you’ve problems in your
development process, and if it’s disrupting your life, you’ve problems
with your job.