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If you're using HTTPS then "it's always better to use a CDN" is unlikely to be true due to the costs of negotiating the secure connection. 1. Is open to debate
by youngtaff 13y ago
If you're using HTTPS then "it's always better to use a CDN" is unlikely to be true due to the costs of negotiating the secure connection.
1. Is open to debate and we have no real numbers of this - hopefully the resource timing API will all us to shed some light on the issue
2. Not sure how the number of connections is relevant as the connection to the CDN will be a new one.
3. Agree with this, people need to merge files that naturally fit together an have similar patterns of change