| IMHO, the important thing about serving _javascript_ is getting the caching right (that is do content expiration in a away that the browser won't ask the server if the _javascript_ was updated for a certain period of time). For repeated page views on a site or web app, that's the most important performance thing to do (of course this does extend to other page assets, like layout images and style sheets). If you're on Apache, you probably should take a look at mod_expires. -Thomas Am 25.06.2006 um 16:19 schrieb Sam:
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