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One thing though, is that browsers cache the data with HTML. Cappuccino uses UTF strings for data, but I wouldn't say "has to resort," it's actually a great ex
by zefhous 16y ago
One thing though, is that browsers cache the data with HTML.
Cappuccino uses UTF strings for data, but I wouldn't say "has to resort," it's actually a great experience for both the developer and the user.
- confuzatron 16y agoSilverlight also uses the browser cache. I'm surprised that Flash doesn't make use of it (if I had to guess I'd say it does, or rather at least it can).
- seanalltogether 16y agoFlash has used the browser cache since the inception of the plugin. In fact it routes all http requests through the browser itself, it has no built-in stack of it's own. (unless you're on the desktop)
- confuzatron 16y agoSL uses the browser stack by default, but also lets you use its own HTTP client stack.