Http Compression (GZip/Deflate)
24-06-2007 23:10:36
Today i did research for more experience with HTTP
compression This kind of optimization is
growing, because of the bigger websites web developers as me is
creating.
There is many ways to work this out, for Microsoft IIS
(ASP.NET) which I'm using, I did find two quite to
options to make compression. The best way to do it if you don't
have access for the IIS manager, is using an http
compression component or create the code by your self
using a GZip library. The other
option is by using an HTTP compression
manager to control it, then you just activate it on one of the
websites on your web server.
To give you an example on the optimization,
please look at this picture below
As you can see there is a big difference on my website, so i
really hope you can feel the update using http
compression on this site as well on Grinern.dk. But you have to have a little
bit experience to integrating http compression if
you don't have access to the web server.
I did get some problems with my javascript, e.g. on my treeview
archive for my blog which didn't open, so i did solve the problem
by exclude the ScriptResource file from the compression.
I'm using Gzip compression instead of
Deflate compression, simple because it did
compress the site better.
Hope you all could get some information about this kind of
optimization :)
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