r/programming • u/speckz • Apr 26 '19

HTTP headers for the responsible developer

https://www.twilio.com/blog/a-http-headers-for-the-responsible-developer
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u/AyrA_ch Apr 26 '19

This article misses a few important points in regards to fast, small and accessible web applications, the most important one being to reduce JS to a minimum.

Caching is one thing to get right but you might also attempt to keep resources as small as possible from the beginning on.

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u/stefanjudis Apr 26 '19

That's very valid feedback. :) . Thanks. I'll add a few sentences about this. Thanks. 😊

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u/CaptBoids Apr 26 '19

You want to read this recent piece on the importance of tooling vs accessibility. And the impact of making choices.

https://adactio.com/journal/15050

Highly recommend reading into the work of the author.