On Tue, 27 Mar 2012, Andrew Brunner wrote:
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 4:13 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys <[email protected]>
So has anybody done some bandwidth breakdowns of there FCL-web based
websites or web applications? How do you fare?
I have an entire cloud platform developed in FPC/Lazarus and studied my
framework and the impact code size has to do with low-bandwidth. Latency
was dramatically reduced by two ways. The single largest impact was the
use of the deflate compression methods for all calls via core objects.
Deflate adds a compression layer on top of the http packet. So
contentlength is reduced , inflated and then processed by the client or
server.
The second is javascript development. You should make sure you can re-use
code wherever possible..
The core system in my platform is similar to fpweb but my sockets implement
is a custom engine I've developed over the course of 14 years. But knowing
how fpweb is handling requests adding a Deflate option for
requests/responsces would be simple and highly beneficial to all parties
using fpWeb.
Indeed.
All it takes is to implement it in SendResponse.
Michael.
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