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I find the static blog movement extremly interesting. You'd think with broadband and speedy mobile connectins like LTE it wouldn't matter so much, but those blo
by jagermo 12y ago
I find the static blog movement extremly interesting. You'd think with broadband and speedy mobile connectins like LTE it wouldn't matter so much, but those blogs load so amazingly fast, it's just fantastic. I'm thinking of switching my wordpress blog to something static, even if its only to get ouf of the scope of automated attacks.
- jgrahamc 12y agoYou'd think with broadband and speedy mobile connectins like LTE it wouldn't matter so much Quite the opposite. If you optimize the downloading portion of the whole HTTP transaction because of a high bandwidth/low latency connection then the server time (to generate the page) starts to be more and more important. As connections get better increased pressure is placed on web servers. And there's another subtle effect: faster web sites get more visitors. So if you make your site fast you get more page views.
- aikah 12y agoit's more about the traffic going in than the traffic going out (serverside). You can scale anything,just that scaling is expensive.It's stupid to pay for computation if all one needs is serving blog posts that hardly change.