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Loading one page is probably faster that loading a template and only after that loading the data with the second request, given that the network latency can be
by codedokode 1y ago
Loading one page is probably faster that loading a template and only after that loading the data with the second request, given that the network latency can be pretty high. That's why Google serves (served?) its main page as a single file and not as multiple HTML/CSS/JS files.
- geocar 1y ago> Loading one page is probably faster that loading a template and only after that loading the data with the second request, given that the network latency can be pretty high XSLT is XML: It can be served with the XML as a single request. You don't have any idea what you're talking about. > That's why Google serves (served?) its main page as a single file and not as multiple HTML/CSS/JS files. Google.com used to be about a kilobyte. Now it's 100kb. I think it's absolutely clear Google either doesn't have the first idea how to make things fast, or doesn't care.