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Hey there,
during my work with ampersand I've opened ampersandjs.com/docs quite a lot and I noticed that it's pretty slow. I took more than 6s to load with a primed cache. It's a static site that rarely changes. It should load immediately.
Here's the waterfall chart:
There seem to be a couple of problems. The main offender is obviously fonts.css. Are custom fonts really necessary for a documentation site? Also, I think css and js files should all be concatenated. Maybe even the html page could be cached for a day or so.
I'd really like to start a discussion about improving this :)
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The following files don't have any cache headers: http://ampersandjs.com/public/css/main.css http://ampersandjs.com/public/css/normalize.min.css http://ampersandjs.com/public/images/icon-arrow.svg http://ampersandjs.com/public/images/icon-link.svg http://ampersandjs.com/public/js/highlight.pack.js http://ampersandjs.com/public/js/setup.js
Hey there,
during my work with ampersand I've opened ampersandjs.com/docs quite a lot and I noticed that it's pretty slow. I took more than 6s to load with a primed cache. It's a static site that rarely changes. It should load immediately.
Here's the waterfall chart:
There seem to be a couple of problems. The main offender is obviously
fonts.css
. Are custom fonts really necessary for a documentation site? Also, I think css and js files should all be concatenated. Maybe even the html page could be cached for a day or so.I'd really like to start a discussion about improving this :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: