Comments for Zoompf http://zoompf.com Next Generation Web Performance Wed, 16 May 2012 13:49:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by sketchtastic » Don’t link your sites to resources on a source code repository » sketchtastichttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8875 sketchtastic » Don’t link your sites to resources on a source code repository » sketchtastic Wed, 16 May 2012 13:49:16 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8875 [...] Permalink: http://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories [...] [...] Permalink: http://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | Web Design Kingstonhttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8874 Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | Web Design Kingston Wed, 16 May 2012 13:42:12 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8874 [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...] [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | E BLADEhttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8854 Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | E BLADE Tue, 15 May 2012 20:01:36 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8854 [...] remember the excellent advice of Rachel Andrew: “Stop solving problems you don’t yet have.”html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, [...] [...] remember the excellent advice of Rachel Andrew: “Stop solving problems you don’t yet have.”html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | MyOfflineTheme.com Skyrocket Your Offline Business Just Nowhttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8850 Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | MyOfflineTheme.com Skyrocket Your Offline Business Just Now Tue, 15 May 2012 17:45:28 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8850 [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...] [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | DigitalMofohttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8848 Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs | DigitalMofo Tue, 15 May 2012 17:05:02 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8848 [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...] [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs@smashing | seo博客大全http://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8845 Smashing Daily #1: Mobile Device Lab, Browsers and Animated GIFs@smashing | seo博客大全 Tue, 15 May 2012 15:39:52 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8845 [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...] [...] html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories Never just link to scripts hosted on other domains, because you won’t always get the advantages, such as caching and Gzip. This is explained in detail in this excellent article. Yes, you should definitely read it. [...]

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Billy Hoffmanhttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8844 Billy Hoffman Tue, 15 May 2012 15:37:56 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8844 No. There is no mechanism for a website or web page to detect if a resource is already stored in the browser's cache. This is by design and very important. If website's could detect items in the cache, it would be a massive privacy violation, as they could determine what other websites you have visited. No. There is no mechanism for a website or web page to detect if a resource is already stored in the browser’s cache. This is by design and very important. If website’s could detect items in the cache, it would be a massive privacy violation, as they could determine what other websites you have visited.

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Callum Stronghttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8843 Callum Strong Tue, 15 May 2012 15:28:44 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8843 Like Rosalind, I too have worked on the opinion CDN's are good are the best option for items such as js libraries. Your research is interesting and has made me rethink my approach. Is it possible to check if the user has a CDN hosted library (eg. jQuery v. 1.7.2) cached and to then serve that library or the locally hosted version if the library isn't already cached? Like Rosalind, I too have worked on the opinion CDN’s are good are the best option for items such as js libraries. Your research is interesting and has made me rethink my approach.

Is it possible to check if the user has a CDN hosted library (eg. jQuery v. 1.7.2) cached and to then serve that library or the locally hosted version if the library isn’t already cached?

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by Ronny Orbachhttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8810 Ronny Orbach Mon, 14 May 2012 07:48:57 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8810 Great read about a topic which hasn't been explored yet. Thanks! I just wrote a follow-up article on the same subject, but from a security standpoint. An expiration period of 180 seconds means your users have three minutes before they get any vulnerability or malicous code that sneaks into a third-party codebase. Here's the article - http://frontend.co.il/articles/hotlinking-to-source-code-repos-is-dangerous Great read about a topic which hasn’t been explored yet. Thanks!

I just wrote a follow-up article on the same subject, but from a security standpoint. An expiration period of 180 seconds means your users have three minutes before they get any vulnerability or malicous code that sneaks into a third-party codebase.

Here’s the article – http://frontend.co.il/articles/hotlinking-to-source-code-repos-is-dangerous

]]> Comment on html5shiv and Serving Content From Code Repositories by CRShttp://zoompf.com/blog/2012/05/html5shiv-and-serving-content-from-code-repositories#comment-8806 CRS Sun, 13 May 2012 23:03:38 +0000 http://zoompf.com/?p=2205#comment-8806 Also, don't make your bold text the same colour as your hyperlinks! Also, don’t make your bold text the same colour as your hyperlinks!

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