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I wonder if Amazon has done other/more research since and softened their stance since that gigaspaces article... ... because I'm noticing, esp. over the last 1
by ci5er 10y ago
I wonder if Amazon has done other/more research since and softened their stance since that gigaspaces article...
... because I'm noticing, esp. over the last 1+ years, that Amazon's page loads are getting slower and slower (Win7, FF) with all of the "crud" they are loading with each/every page. I remember when it was all a lot snappier (not like an HN page load "snappy", but pretty good!)
- rajacombinator 10y agoYep they sure put a lot of crap on their clunky pages. They could do much better but they don't seem to care.
- itsbits 10y agomy observation is Amazon hardly cares about web page performance..
- _Codemonkeyism 10y agoThe 'fast' is not increasing revenue by itself I think. Faster pages => more products seen by user => higher likelihood they buy something. Amazon has shifted since then to pushing more products into your face, which looks like for them works better than the 'faster pages' approach.