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Re: two products, I realized this but never really thought about it. Can one self-host an AMP (framework) implementation? Does Google still promote such content
by cdubzzz 9y ago
Re: two products, I realized this but never really thought about it. Can one self-host an AMP (framework) implementation? Does Google still promote such content, even if it isn't part of their CDN?
- kennydude 9y agoIt could be re-implemented, it's just "web components" last I looked
- madeofpalk 9y agoSure. It's just a stricter subset of HTML and a JS library for custom components. Self host it. No, Google won't give you the special AMP-bolt - nor should they because they can't provide the instant load as they can for other AMP sites that they self-host on their CDN.
- cdubzzz 9y agoThat's where I have trouble accepting AMP. I love the concept and Google's support would be huge, but Google doesn't seem to be truly promoting making the mobile web better with AMP. They are promoting making the mobile web better with their CDN (i.e. by centralizing/controlling the content).
- dangoldin 9y agoI actually converted my blog (http://dangoldin.com/ http://dangoldin.com/) a while back to be entirely in AMP. In this way I'm using the framework without caring about the CDN element. After reading this I may just bite the bullet and remove AMP and just cut out a bunch of crap to get it optimized for lower bandwidth devices.