Garrett Rooney wrote:
I'd like to propose a new lab, speedyfeed.
Speedyfeed is a set of utilities designed to allow on-the-fly
optimization of Atom feeds as they are being served, for example by
dropping entries that you can deduce the user has already seen via
their If-Modified-Since or ETags headers. The initial implementation
is via an Apache module (mod_speedyfeed), which I've been playing
around with for some time, but I'm also planning on writing a version
that works as a Java servlet filter (via Apache Abdera), and on making
improvements to the existing codebase (it's currently rather out of
date, only supports Atom 0.9, etc). I also imagine that eventually it
will be made to support more extensive optimizations, dropping useless
whitespace, etc.
Note that while mod_speedyfeed has existed for some time, it is
essentially just an experiment. It has no users that I'm aware of,
and I suspect that the grand total number of people who have actually
compiled its code could be counted on one hand ;-)
awesome. i bookmarked
http://asdf.blogs.com/asdf/2004/09/mod_speedyfeed_.html
way back :) that post adds some useful info about mod_speedyfeed, imho.
obviously, +1
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