By: Eric Ferraiuolo
Each of this combination will be cached at browser as different file, because for browser each combo is a different script file. I was also thinking the same thing. I know it used to be stated that...
View ArticleBy: Luke Chambers
The gaps between the scripts indicate the time the browser takes to parse and render each script. Isn’t the figure 1 slightly misleading in that the browser will block during parsing and rendering....
View ArticleBy: Tenni Theurer
@αlexander: We didn’t run any experiments on secure pages yet, but that would be my assumption as well. @heatdphondotes: You should include all (or some combination) of scripts using one script tag as...
View ArticleBy: Ajaxian » Combining JavaScript and CSS for Performance
[...] Theurer of Yahoo! has a new performance post, this time focused on serving files faster by combining them: One performance technique without having to simplify the page design is to combine...
View ArticleBy: Daniel Galán y Martins
An easy but powerful Java solution is pack:tag. This JSP taglib dynamicaly minifies, combines, gzippes, sets various headers, takes care of browser-caching issues (like changing the URL when the file...
View ArticleBy: Ronenb
I’ve implemented the combine js\css files. In addition the conbined files are minifed and stored on CDN. The impact was 1.5-2.5 secs for each page. I recomand using the AOL pagetest for IE(which is the...
View ArticleBy: techfounder » Making web-pages go faster using PHP
[...] As it might be expected, there are several techniques to optimize the delivery of web pages. The Exceptional Performance guide by Yahoo is a great resource for a multitude of optimizations...
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