#Development #Techniques
Is your website gzipped? · How gzip compression of HTML/CSS/JS files works https://ilo.im/163v0a
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#File #Compression #Minification #Server #Browser #DevTools #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend #Backend
#Development #Techniques
Is your website gzipped? · How gzip compression of HTML/CSS/JS files works https://ilo.im/163v0a
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#File #Compression #Minification #Server #Browser #DevTools #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend #Backend
5 Ways to Reduce HTML File Size on Your Website, by @debugbear.com:
#Development #Explainers
Why don’t we talk about minifying CSS anymore? · It’s no longer a significant concern for developers https://ilo.im/15yo6u
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#Minification #Compression #Framework #HTTP2 #CDN #Hosting #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend #CSS
#Shaarli: SVGOMG - Optimize and minify SVG images https://links.shikiryu.com/shaare/WSwmuQ #optimisation #minification #svg
Переход на Gradle 8 Android проекта
Всем привет, меня зовут Саша и я Android разработчик в Совкомбанк. Занимаюсь проектом по упрощению пользованием ДМС. На днях поступила моя любимая нетривиальная задача, перевести проект на 8ой градл, чтобы потренироваться на котиках на не большом проекте и столкнутся с основными проблемами. И конечно документация мне не помогла.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/779486/
#gradle #gradleplugin #gradle_8 #r8 #minification #obfuscation #android_studio #kotlin
@tomw I think you could (???) write modern, modularized #es6 and ship it to the browser now, using #importmaps to direct the browser to where your module files live. I haven't tried it yet, and the support may be limited, but... maybe that's The Future™.
That may eliminate #transpiling, but we still have to deal with concatenation. With updated protocols like #HTTP3, maybe multiple simultaneous connections will be less of a problem?
And then #minification? I dunno man, maybe gzipping on the wire is good enough.
But I feel your pain. I'm hopeful for the future.
#javascript #programming #webdevelopment
Also, I want native #css loops. I think that's the last thing we need #preprocessors for.
I haven't worked with built-in web components, but that could be the answer to the "always a new framework" problem. But if it was, it prolly would have more uptake by now.
I honestly spend to much time thinking about this.