compiled html with something that resembles protocol buffer would make webapps much smoother. no no no no no no no no no You know what a compiled web app look

compiled html with something that resembles protocol buffer would make webapps much smoother. no no no no no no no no no You know what a compiled web app looks like? Here: Content-Encoding: gzip And presto! It works! It is human readable, and yet the representation the machine sees is compact! You know what makes webapps slow? It's badly-written Javascript. It's bad router and proxy connections. It's creating forty-odd connections to thirty-odd 3rd party CDN and analytics and ad platforms. It's gigantic images that aren't sized correctly. It's badly-written CSS that misuses transforms and graphics commands. It's not JS implementations being slow. It's not HTML documents being hard to parse. It's not a shortcoming in HTTP. Your comment suggests a lack of familiarity with the problem domain.