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If there are 50-100 requests on a page then the vast majority of them are crap ad network code shovelled onto sites. Most developers hate them just as much as u
by untog 8y ago
If there are 50-100 requests on a page then the vast majority of them are crap ad network code shovelled onto sites. Most developers hate them just as much as users do.
Ironically, with the advent of HTTP2, more requests might be a better thing. Separate out bundles into per-page (or even per-component!) chunks and ensure you're only sending the user the content they need, without additional overhead.
- ip26 8y agoMost developers hate them just as much as users do. Which is one of the selling points of AMP. Sorry Mr. Marketing VP, we simply cannot add all that crap ad network code! The AMP framework doesn't permit it, and if we stop using that we lose all our SEOs!
- megy 8y agoMost of them are probably images.