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It requires the source asset to be compressed using brotli-g as well, so it's dependent on the hosting servers to be of any value.
by pstuart 4y ago
It requires the source asset to be compressed using brotli-g as well, so it's dependent on the hosting servers to be of any value.
- the-alchemist 4y agoI don't think so, if I read the article correctly. > Existing optimized Brotli decompression functions (CPU implementations) should be able to decompress the Brotli-G bitstream, while more optimal data-parallel implementations on hosts or accelerators can further improve performance.
- pstuart 4y agoPre-coffee non-clarity on my part. I was referring to this part: > One thing for developers to note is that assets that have already been compressed with Brotli cannot be decompressed with Brotli-G decompressor implementations
- efortis 4y agoStatic content can be uploaded already compressed. For example, using `brotli_static` in Nginx you can upload `foo.js` and `foo.js.br`