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Hi there. The bandwidth measurement is purley from our JS bundle. We are saving roughly 32kb (47kb - 15kb) from our previous article bundle with jquery... so 32
by bvoran 8y ago
Hi there. The bandwidth measurement is purley from our JS bundle. We are saving roughly 32kb (47kb - 15kb) from our previous article bundle with jquery... so 32kb x 5 million (unique pageviews) = ~160gb so actually more than I stated in the article. Now we do use a CDN but the idea is that we would have the lowest js footprint possible especially b/c of things like 3rd party ads which we unfortunately can't control.
- tzs 8y agoWhy is it times unique page views? If I view 5 unique pages at your site, wouldn't I only have to download your JS bundle once, due to my browser cache? Or does each page have a different bundle so that the browser cannot do any useful caching?