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We are talking about the end user experience in terms of time taken to display the page, of which the largest part for a dynamic page is usually cpu time on the
by Neil44 4y ago
We are talking about the end user experience in terms of time taken to display the page, of which the largest part for a dynamic page is usually cpu time on the server not minute optimisations of static objects. It's not the lowest hanging fruit.
- weird-eye-issue 4y agoThis just isn't true at all. The amount of time it takes to download, parse, and execute modern JavaScript payloads is usually longer than a page's TTFB. Then there is also the parsing of HTML and CSS and actually painting the page. For "most websites" if cached appropriately then server CPU time is minimal in most cases
- Neil44 4y agoI’m sure we are both right, on different days :)