And again a nice answer. Thanks for that Niphlod. If anyone has anything else to add, please be my guest. :)
Thanks! Marco Tulio 2012/10/24 Niphlod <[email protected]> > BTW, in web2py we have: > - response.minify_css and response.minify_js (can compact css and js to a > single file, at runtime) > - response.static_version (adds far in the future cache headers so the > assets are downloaded only once) > - response.files support for any URL (i.e., you can stop using > response.files.append(URL('static', 'js/jquery.js')) and embed a CDN hosted > version with response.files.append(' > http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js') > - if a version of the static file is compressed with gz and is found on > the same path, it's served that instead of the decompressed one (i.e. > myfile.css and myfile.css.gz) > > The only thing missing is automatic compression of the dynamic content, > thing that is better leave to a proper webserver to handle. > Anyway, if you need those kind of heavy optimization, you'll probably end > up compressing/modularizing/minifying/CDNing your assets through an > external tool or by hand, or using a js loader directly on the html page > and orchestrate all from there (web2py (or any other web framework) doesn't > get involved with client-side computations) > > Those are more "how to structure my web project" advices than "your > framework is poor if it doesn't support this". Anyway, as always, is up to > you exploit the possibilities, but web2py for sure doesn't get in your way. > > > On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 2:03:24 PM UTC+2, Marco Tulio wrote: >> >> At this Google page >> https://developers.google.com/**speed/<https://developers.google.com/speed/> >> >> They talk a little about PageSpeed (Apache Module), PageSpeed Insights, >> good practices for web development and even about hosted libraries (as a >> way of making web faster). >> >> I'd like to know what you guys think about this, about what we already >> use and have implemented on web2py, what's worth doing, what's not, and so >> on. >> >> Hoping for some insights. >> >> Cheers! >> >> -- >> []'s >> Marco Tulio >> > -- > > > > -- []'s Marco Tulio --
