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These ideas sound fine on paper, but for first time visitors (on a warmed up browser), server push didn't show any improvements to page load times in my benchma
by hrjet 13y ago
These ideas sound fine on paper, but for first time visitors (on a warmed up browser), server push didn't show any improvements to page load times in my benchmarks. My question is why enable server push at all?
I am no longer with the company for whom I performed the benchmarks, that's why I can't publish them. Perhaps there are other benchmarks out there, that show server push is more performant. If so, I would be happy to see them.
- igrigorik 13y agoI don't know the details of your benchmark methodology or setup (server / client), so not sure I can offer a meaningful response... short of: let's not confuse "my benchmark failed" with "the future doesn't work". Anything from a poorly implemented server (broken multiplexing, flow control, prioritization, etc), to bugs in past versions of Chrome... Jetty guys had a couple of nice demos they showed off at various conferences. Here's one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ai_rrhM8gA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ai_rrhM8gA