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I think you've just forgotten how things used to be. Like if you encounter BSOD or something, you'll get upset. But do you remember how often Windows 3.1 freewa
by Sami_Lehtinen 11y ago
I think you've just forgotten how things used to be. Like if you encounter BSOD or something, you'll get upset. But do you remember how often Windows 3.1 freeware / shareware apps crashed? I also remember sites which said immediately, that this site operates only using IE 6 or something similar, refusing completely to load without right browser.
When I create web sites, I'll always focus on performance. Like most of pages require just single item to be downloaded and no, I'm not inlining stuff. I'm just reusing already downloaded stuff. And even amount of that stuff is minimized. Benefit? On slow mobile connection my pages load in under a second, versus many sites which might take minutes(!) yes, that's right to load.
I'm sure anyone using NoScript has noticed how full of s*t many popular web sites are today. My sites all load from single domain using https, no 3rd part junk.
- kluck 11y agoI try to create fast websites as well. For that reason I really use no javascript. At all. None. With all the new HTML5 media tags there is really no reason. Another problem is a typical website these days contains a lot other stuff around the actual content that needs to be loaded, like adverts...