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The question is not if it's valid or invalid (which is another debate) but rather is it faster or slower. I'd like to see Google provide facts and figures. Whe
by sh1mmer 17y ago
The question is not if it's valid or invalid (which is another debate) but rather is it faster or slower.
I'd like to see Google provide facts and figures. When Steve Souders worked at Yahoo! a large part of recommendations were backed up by experimental data collected by Tenni Theurer (my manager's wife, coincidentally).
I'd like to see Google provide the same kind of experimental data for their guidelines. If saving 14 bytes is a network saving, where are the page render tests in browsers, particularly "A-grade" browsers?
- CalmQuiet 17y agoSee facts and figures? Absolutely. In light of the whipping their "facts" on PHP optimization recommendations have received here ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=676856 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=676856 ), it's best not to take pronouncements from a google post as coming from on high.
- jerf 17y ago"The question is not if it's valid or invalid (which is another debate) but rather is it faster or slower." Well, the question I answered was whether it was valid. I'm not knowledgeable enough to answer the speed question.