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Improving Javascript Load Times using Google AJAX API

Started by netik · 9 months ago

If your site uses common AJAX libraries like jQuery, jQuery UI, mootools, prototype, script.aculo.us, or dojo, the first thing that you’ll notice is that these libraries are quite large and impact page load time.
For a browser with a completely empty cache, the browser wi ... Continue reading »

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Khyron
9 months ago

Very nice! Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely send this along to some AJAXers I know.

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saari
9 months ago

DDLs anyone?

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gr
9 months ago

Hrm. Does Google offer an SLA contract to business that want to use this? I'd be kind of freaked out if I were using this, both on the service availability and the rickrolling potential...

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Web Design
2 months ago

looks like a useful technique I'm already working on something with Ajax, so will definitely gonna try this and comment here about the use.

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