It depends on the server of Apple, Google and the others. If an app isn’t in the WP-Appbox-Cache, it need to retrieve the informations from their server.
Cahcing is turned on in settings of WP-Appbox so I suppose that your plugin is not taking any data from Google Play (I use it only fot Google Play, nothing else).
According to WP Profiler, this plugin is slowest of all used plugins. If I disable WP-Appbox, whole website is a lot faster.
Any other ideas? Is it possible to disable all functionality except Google Play. To me it seems that there is too much code running. More than necessary and it has performance impact.
It would be great if you can check with xdebug for bottlenecks in your code.
If you want I can give you access to my testing environment for a while…
On the other hand, I did not noticed any slow runnig queries on the database. Most expensive appbox queries recorded by WP Perormance profiler are around 50ms.
11-01-2016 22:45:22 63.76 wp-appbox DELETE FROM wp_appbox WHERE (created + 36000) < 1452552310 front Details
11-01-2016 20:15:31 51.03 wp-appbox SELECT * FROM wp_appbox WHERE id = ‘a92d6cebbd5464b86c33c5d77cc59566’ front Details
That is interesting. Im also using Redis Object Cache.
63.76 and 51.03 is timing in log above…
You could deactivate the automatic cleaning of the appbox-cache in the options (the first query. The second gets the app-infos.
I checked WP Performance Profiler and the only actions, which takes much time, are the functions to get app-data by Google, Microsoft, Apple and so on. It depends in first on their server speed.
