#cache (10 links)
- npm cache: the unsung hero – freeCodeCamp medium.freecodecamp.com
manifestR is a bookmarklet, which you drag to your bookmarks bar. Then, when you visit any page, you can click the manifestR button, and it will create an HTML5 appcache manifest file for that page.
- OpenDNS > Support > CacheCheck opendns.com
Check what OpenDNS customers see when they request a domain
Good stats. "If you’re using jQuery on a public-facing site, use the Google CDN to host it." But don't use latest version in production.
- Ultimate Htaccess Tutorial for .htaccess files askapache.com
Insanely obsessive htaccess gubbins.
- Particletree » Automatically Version Your CSS and JavaScript Files particletree.com
Clever clever. "What this does is quietly redirects any files located in our \scripts\ or \css\ folders with version numbers in between the file name and the extension back to just the filename and extension."
- Return of the HTTP overhead delay - this time without a server side component - Wait till I come! wait-till-i.com
Following my post yesterday about delaying the loading of avatar images to cut down on HTTP requests I was wondering if there is a way to do this without having to resort to a server side solution.
All we need to do is designate a CSS style with multiple background-images. As your browser reads the style, it will load each image you designate in succession, thus pre-loading your images.