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It is a shame that you dont get into details technically. The article now is basically the same as looking at the recommendations of google page speed itself.
by mosselman 9y ago
It is a shame that you dont get into details technically. The article now is basically the same as looking at the recommendations of google page speed itself.
- elliotec 9y agoWhat level of detail are you looking for? I'm happy to expand on it.
- mosselman 9y agoThanks for getting back to my comment. Reading back my comment I might have been a bit harsh, I am sorry about that. The level of detail in the compression and caching bits were very detailed, thanks for that. What I was most interested in technically is the part about 'Prioritize visible content'. You talk about "loading third party scripts later, and generally keeping the above-the-fold content small and fast". From this I make out that you do not load images below the fold, etc. I was wondering what you do technically to make this happen. Also, how would you load fonts after the first paint, etc. Also, from what I remember, when you inline your CSS you make caching the CSS separately from the HTML impossible. What would you do when you want to have a quick first paint, but also want to leverage having CSS in its own file?