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RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Cake - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 12:54 AM)Koala Wrote: Google Pagespeed does all of the above and more, automatically.
yeah but you have to backport your apache version and shit. I don't know if Nginx / lighttpd are supported.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - ParaZite - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 01:59 AM)Kodo Wrote: yeah but you have to backport your apache version and shit. I don't know if Nginx / lighttpd are supported.
Looks like Google Pagespeed supports Nginx, I don't see why it wouldn't. Just have to configure in /nginx/conf right?
Nonetheless it doesn't take too long to compress the JS and CSS.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Cake - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 02:05 AM)ParaZite Wrote: Looks like Google Pagespeed supports Nginx, I don't see why it wouldn't. Just have to configure in /nginx/conf right?
Nonetheless it doesn't take too long to compress the JS and CSS.
I was stating that I didn't know if it did.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Lain - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 01:59 AM)Kodo Wrote: yeah but you have to backport your apache version and shit. I don't know if Nginx / lighttpd are supported.
You can use the Pagespeed service by editing the DNS records for your domain. :3
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Cake - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 03:26 AM)Koala Wrote: You can use the Pagespeed service by editing the DNS records for your domain. :3After you change your domain to there you still have to use an apache backport.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Oni - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 01:59 AM)Kodo Wrote: yeah but you have to backport your apache version and shit. I don't know if Nginx / lighttpd are supported.
They are, but it's a complete pain in the ass.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Cake - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 06:09 AM)Oni Wrote: They are, but it's a complete pain in the ass.How do you go about doing it? Also doesn't cloudflare offer javascript, css, and html caching / minifying?
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - ParaZite - 04-07-2014
Auto Minify will remove all unnecessary characters from HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files.
To turn Auto Minify on:
Code:
Settings->CloudFlare Settings->Performance SettingsInside the CloudFlare panel.
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Lain - 04-07-2014
(04-07-2014, 05:30 AM)Kodo Wrote: After you change your domain to there you still have to use an apache backport.
lol, I use the pagespeed service without a need for an apache backport, it's essentially a cdn. :3
EDIT: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/service/setup
RE: Optimizing Sinisterly Site Speed - Cyber_old - 04-07-2014
Last time I tested Google Pagespeed, it made images all link to Google, you can't do it through your own domain, which sorta looks unprofessional IMO.