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From the page: "Your web server should be compressing your files before serving them to your users. "
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Rated by jggube on Oct 31 2008, 8:53pm
The basics of server-side compression for improving page load performance (mod_gzip is the example).
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Rated by jamminn on Sep 28 2008, 2:38am
From the page: "Your web server should be compressing your files before serving them to your users. "
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Reviewed by dist0rtedwave on Sep 24 2008, 8:09am
I would love to see a citation for the claim that the processor time spent is cheaper and faster than the bandwidth. Compression is generally a somewhat expensive computation. More than anything it probably comes down to a matter of balance. If you are looking to decrease your bandwidth use, this is a good option. If you are already hurting for processor, stay away.
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Rated by enfuzed on Sep 23 2008, 3:34pm
good general article
