jstrieb / urlpages

Create and view web pages stored entirely in the URL
http://jstrieb.github.io/urlpages
MIT License
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Some Suggestions #14

Closed ghost closed 5 years ago

ghost commented 5 years ago

Suggestions

jstrieb commented 5 years ago

For now, I am not interested in transferring to an organization site. However, if you feel you have good reasons for suggesting it, I could be convinced. Similarly, I don't foresee having enough documentation to merit setting up a wiki.

Regarding your last point: is that suggestion just generally to reduce the number of requests required for loading the editor? Or is it related to the editor reloading each time a key is pressed and the frame refreshes? Because if it's the latter, I am comfortable relying on browser caching. On the other hand, if it's the former, I feel that the pages are small enough that one extra request will have minimal impact.

I'm curious to hear your opinion, and await your response. In the meantime, I am closing the issue.

ghost commented 5 years ago
jstrieb commented 5 years ago

Do you think that the editor doesn't load fast enough? Or are you suggesting improving it for the sake of making it faster?

ghost commented 5 years ago

It loads faster but There is always a need of improvement I appreciate your work but the my point here is that you if make css internal to call it through a global cdn service like Jsdelivr as I use in my own projects then Cache-header is set to 7 days instead of 10 minutes which on 2nd time loading make Editor blazing fast and it will save data also I am newbie in web developing and keeps on researching and trying to make web fast In my own projects I use Jsdelivr and Then cache all scripts through service worker which in my case reduces send time loading speed from 0.9 seconds to 0.3 seconds you are the developer and choice is yours I just tried to help it..

Disclaimer : I am Not associated to Jsdelivr to any of its projects.

jstrieb commented 5 years ago

Thanks for clarifying!

Currently it's easiest for me to manage everything if I keep it all on GitHub pages. I'm willing to sacrifice a little bit of the speed for ease of use on my side. Likewise, even though the separated files may make the page load slightly slower, I feel that it makes the project much easier to read and modify, so I'm going to leave it as-is.

Thanks again for your input! I saw that you made a fork of the project with some changes -- I'll be sure to follow your progress so I can see where you end up taking the idea!