3 ms·

... and it still loads faster than most of the web today.

• dubcanada 12y ago
  All 986 bytes of it.
  • owenversteeg 12y ago
    You can do a lot with that many bytes you know :) http://minfwk.com http://minfwk.com is only 9 bytes more (I'm the creator)
• nodesocket 12y ago
  Proof that web servers serve static content insanely fast and efficiently. Would be a smaller memory footprint using nginx. UPDATE: And it appears to have gone down. Foot in mouth!
• _delirium 12y ago
  A single page load with no AJAX roundtrips, and no client-side scripts running helps a lot. Was reminded of that when I clicked on a search result to a mailing list archive today that happened to be hosted at Google Groups (vs the usual Mailman-style archives), and it took something absurd like ~4-5 seconds to load.
  • sliverstorm 12y ago
    Basically I see it as an example of how we spend performance on complexity and overall stay at a similar net level of performance.
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