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Compression 2020 edits #1688
Compression 2020 edits #1688
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src/content/en/2020/compression.md
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{# TODO(authors): The below graph would imply that this should be "no" compression, reversing the meaning. Is that accurate? #} |
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I don't quite get the question, but the text seems to be accurate.
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Sorry I should be more explicit.
The old text said "Approximately 60% of HTTP responses are delivered with text-based compression." But the data table below had the exact opposite data in it. So I changed that text by adding the "no".
We should be good now. I'll delete the TODO.
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{# TODO(authors): Should this x-axis be labeled "Number of Requests"? Should it be more like "Percent of `enable-text-compression` scores"? #} |
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yes, this would be better.
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I don't have edit access to the sheets, so you/analysts might need to do this.
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I've updated the chart and I'll be committing the screenshot change to this PR as well
one more format for Jyrki's bio
src/content/en/2020/compression.md
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## Current state of HTTP compression | ||
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{# TODO(authors): The below graph would imply that this should be "no" compression, reversing the meaning. Is that accurate? #} |
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I don't quite get the question, but the text seems to be accurate.
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{# TODO(authors): Should this x-axis be labeled "Number of Requests"? Should it be more like "Percent of `enable-text-compression` scores"? #} |
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yes, this would be better.
As this edit is still ongoing we're going to launch without it (in about an hour) but there are some good suggestions/improvements in here so we can get this out in the following release. |
@rviscomi major edits are done. There is still 1 TODO left for chart editing, but it is minor, and it matches 2019's charts, but I also think those should be changed imo. |
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Thanks @exterkamp and @mo271! I can handle the chart update and merge.
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{# TODO(authors): Should this x-axis be labeled "Number of Requests"? Should it be more like "Percent of `enable-text-compression` scores"? #} |
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I've updated the chart and I'll be committing the screenshot change to this PR as well
Images automagically compressed by Calibre's image-actions ✨ Compression reduced images by 41.3%, saving 30.16 KB.
690 images did not require optimisation. Update required: Update image-actions configuration to the latest version before 1/1/21. See README for instructions. |
Progress on #916 #1432 cc @mo271
Major changes:
What type of content should we compress?
section.Recommended compression levels to use.
figure inside the paragraph referencing it.Adoption of compression algorithms.
into theCurrent state of HTTP compression
section.Editors notes: