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Well yeah, if you create your own definitions of things it's not surprising that Amp doesn't meet them. When I think of "not the open web", I think of walled g
by whostolemyhat 9y ago
Well yeah, if you create your own definitions of things it's not surprising that Amp doesn't meet them.
When I think of "not the open web", I think of walled gardens like Facebook, Apple, and Amp.
- sangnoir 9y agoYou lost me - a walled garden has to have a "wall" by definition. What's the wall on AMP?
- scarface74 9y agoHow do you host an AMP page on your own site?
- SimeVidas 9y agoAn AMP page is just HTML and CSS, so you host it like any other web page.
- scarface74 9y agoWhat’s the benefit of creating an “AMP page” instead of just creating a non bloated HTML page?
- tree_of_item 9y agoAMP is an explicit subset of HTML, CSS and JavaScript aimed at reducing bloat. Of course you could just do this yourself is you think you know a better subset.
- scarface74 9y agoWhat's the modern state of web development come to that people need something like AMP to guide then into creating fast loading web pages?
- tree_of_item 9y agoIdentifying an explicit subset of an expressive language that has performance/analysis properties you desire is an absolutely fine thing to do. In fact it's intelligent. Are you implying it's bad in some way?
- scarface74 9y agoThe site we are on right now doesn't use AMP and doesn't seem to have any problems with performance....
- tree_of_item 9y agoOkay, but identifying an explicit subset of a language is a totally neutral technical decision and is very often a good idea.
- taytus 9y agoYou are confusing AMP pages with AMP Cache.