RE: [WSG] WSG - Time for a re-think on WSG.

2012-03-19 Thread Steve Green
You wouldn't put up with a web page that forced you to read a short message and hit the delete key before seeing the rest of the page. That's exactly what the new European cookie law is going to force you to do. -Original Message- From: li...@webstandardsgroup.org

Re: [WSG] WSG - Time for a re-think on WSG.

2012-03-19 Thread Russ Weakley
OK, we hear you all loud and clear and totally agree with all that has been said (and asked privately by others before). The fault is, of course, mine... putting off solving the WSG mail list issues... So here is a call out. We are thinking of moving the entire system over to mailman. We want

[WSG] client side optimization...

2012-03-19 Thread Albert Listy
Hello all, I'm looking for best practices for client side optimization. I know that's a little vague but I'm looking at a lot of things. Faster load times, asynchronous cross talk, web 2.0 (whatever that is) and Jquery/json/ajax tips. Basically I might be hit with a lot of different tasks to

Re: [WSG] client side optimization...

2012-03-19 Thread Nancy Johnson
I'm sure there are a great deal of items that I don't mention 1. no inline styles or inline javascript. 2. get rid of all white space, inline comments etc in mark up, CSS, and js ( css can be reduced to one line for instance) 3. optimize all images and image sprites 4. also where possible

Re: [WSG] client side optimization...

2012-03-19 Thread Albert Listy
Nancy, That is a great start! Thanks! Has anyone worked with Sub domains for images or scripting? If so, what are the pros and cons? On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 11:02 AM, Nancy Johnson njohnso...@gmail.comwrote: I'm sure there are a great deal of items that I don't mention 1. no inline styles