Karl Dubost | 22 Jun 2012 22:54
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Re: Performance implications of Bundling and Minification on HTTP/1.1

Henrik,

Le 22 juin 2012 à 13:18, Henrik Frystyk Nielsen a écrit :
> We just published a blog [1] analyzing the performance implications of content optimizations such as
bundling and minification on the performance of web pages.

Very nice !

> leverage optimizations throughout the stack to provide better user experience.

All the tests and benchmarks we see (even if made on real Web sites) are what I call "cold start testing".
Basically every is set to 0, we download everything and look at the protocol design impacts on
performances. 

But when we talk about better *user* experience, we might want to take into account the impact on
performances when the user is doing multiple actions on the same set of resources. HTTP caching enters
into play.

Is the performance gain that big? Are there things which can be done in the protocol to take into account
longterm usage scenario?

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