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I would normally never do this, but over the past couple weeks I've been drafting a blog post proposing an open AMP alternative called Particle. You can read i
by Andrex 9y ago
I would normally never do this, but over the past couple weeks I've been drafting a blog post proposing an open AMP alternative called Particle.
You can read it here: https://andrewrabon.com/particle-a-proposal-for-tinier-html-and-css-1760ca148722 https://andrewrabon.com/particle-a-proposal-for-tinier-html-... [Draft]
Would anyone here be interested in seeing the blog post completed and/or helping me build it out? If so drop me a line at andrewrabon at gmail. :)
I also want feedback on if my ideas are actually solving a problem, and are doing so in the correct way. I only recently joined a news publisher so I'm not 100% cognizant of the issues at play.
- wmf 9y agoThe real issue is incentives; that's what you need to work on.
- em3rgent0rdr 9y agoSounds like extra work that websites would need to do in order to adopt. If there was a way to say automatically remove the javascript and other html extensions and the automatically serve the site via particle, then that would facilitate adoption.
- Andrex 9y agoHm, maybe have a <link rel> to the Particle version and switch over to that with a browser extension?
- lemagedurage 9y agoWhy not leave the css out for extra performance?