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> For most optimised HTTP/1.x sites there's already a complexity cost of merging JS files, merging CSS files building sprites - including the tradeoff of gettin
by josteink 12y ago
> For most optimised HTTP/1.x sites there's already a complexity cost of merging JS files, merging CSS files building sprites - including the tradeoff of getting the bundles right, which of course reduces cachability.
And all of this is a build-time problem.
If we're going to engineer the HTTP-protocol to solve build-tooling and development related problems, we might as well add JS-linting and minifying to HTTP itself as well.
Seriously: This problem is best solved elsewhere.
- youngtaff 12y agoYou've got it wrong the way around these aren't build-tooling and development related problems, they're problems with HTTP/1.x that we chose to solve using the build process.
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