On May 11, 2009, at 5:37 PM, Michael Schrag wrote:
I totally agree... Do what is easiest. I guarantee your app isn't slow because you're serving favicons from your app. If you're iTunes, yeah maybe so... If you're normal, you're worrying too much IMO.
As I said I agree with that. It's just that some things can be done way easier outside the application and it's matter of habit: if you get used to do the things always in the application you might end up putting things in the app, that just don't belong there. Serving images through the app when you don't need any specific handling like authentication or so AND you have the thing on the file system anyways ...
It's kind of silly for something as simple as the favicon, but if you get used to it ... Serving two images per page for example was already an issue for a very small app I wrote a couple years back and I quickly changed it so that web server took care of that and the load was completely gone ...
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