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Well good thing it's optional and really only useful for a small subset of very large websites. I still serve my simple static unminified websites, but that doe
by ehsankia 6y ago
Well good thing it's optional and really only useful for a small subset of very large websites. I still serve my simple static unminified websites, but that doesn't mean minification and other optimizations have no reason to exist.
- mobilemidget 6y agoNow you got my head all going, doing bad math.... As I simply wanted to write "That is not very 'green' of you" as in, compressed, minified, could be more efficient, better for the environment. But then I started thinking, is the saved traffic worth the compress (though once for static content) and decompress at all clients, increased cpu power, worth that trade off... And I guess I am not the first person to wonder about this, any people wanting to share a bookmark/url, tia (so I don't have to use google... ;) )