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Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site

Geek wrote 5 months ago: What makes a website good? Is that looks and presentation created by combination of some cool CSS an … more →

Tags: Optimization, CSS, gzip, HTTP, javascript

nginx + apache + mod_wsgi + python: how to make dynamic pages expire

Jason Garber wrote 7 months ago: When writing dynamic web applications, we use nginx as a front-end web server and apache+mod_wsgi as … more →

Tags: AppCove, Engineering, Linux, Open-Source, Technique, Apache, expires, HTTP, mod_wsgi

Set Http headers to static files on Jetty and Cache Control

bahadirozavci wrote 9 months ago: There are two ways to do this on Jetty. One of them is to use the DefaultServlet class. In case the … more →

Tags: Java, Jetty, HTTP, header, static file

Never Cache a File, Using Htaccess Rewrites to show 10 alternate Versions

Charles Torvalds wrote 3 years ago: Say you have 10 different versions of the same image, like your feedburner count. Here is some sweet … more →

Tags: htaccess rewrite, htaccess, Feedburner, mod_rewrite, RewriteRule ^(.*)$, askapache, headers

Preventing caching in Grails

Michel Vollebregt wrote 3 years ago: Your browser caching pages served from Grails can be quite a nuisance. Defining a preventCache()-met … more →

Tags: Groovy & Grails, Pragma

The Blogger’s Guide to Meta Tags

rohitdubal wrote 3 years ago: Although off-site optimization is generally considered to be more important, ignoring on-site search … more →

Tags: Search Engine Optimization(SEO), The Blogger’s Guide to Meta Tags, meta tags, What are meta tags?, Which meta tags are worthwhile?, abstract, Author, Content & Language, Distribution

Grails File-Serving Controller and Tomcat SSL Problem4 comments

msilverboard wrote 4 years ago: I’ve been working on a Grails application to serve up PDFs and other files, and I’ve run … more →

Tags: development, Groovy, Grails, Tomcat, Internet Explorer, ssl

Bucket Explorer New Features

tejkiransharma wrote 4 years ago: We are pleased to announce a new version of Bucket Explorer. This makes it the ONLY Amazon S3 client … more →

Tags: Bucket Explorer For Amazon S3, cloud, amazon s3 tool, CloudFront, compare with file hash, compare with file size, expiration header, expiration time, s3 gui

How to configure cache-control in Tomcat13 comments

daveharris wrote 5 years ago: I ran into a major problem with IE (*shudder*) not being able to open files. I could save them fine, … more →

Tags: HOW TO?, Tomcat


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