Nice write up, good to hear others are having success with more parallel requests.
The newer https versions work better with many small requests, since they can do them in parallel.
The problem with parallel requests is that you lose gzips ability to compress duplicate code. So there needs to be a balance between compression loss and parallel packages.
This is such a good point, because parallel requests (especially those cached by a service worker, like in my case) are faster than one single bundled file with a huge download time. I was reading an article about this yesterday actually, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this way.
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Nice write up, good to hear others are having success with more parallel requests.
The newer https versions work better with many small requests, since they can do them in parallel.
The problem with parallel requests is that you lose gzips ability to compress duplicate code. So there needs to be a balance between compression loss and parallel packages.
This is such a good point, because parallel requests (especially those cached by a service worker, like in my case) are faster than one single bundled file with a huge download time. I was reading an article about this yesterday actually, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this way.