- Eliminating Whitespace in ColdFusion
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Friday, 26th October 2007
ColdFusion has never satisfactorily removed whitespace from generated content, however, removing this whitespace can dramatically improve your website’s performance. Take a 100KB page for example. If 20% of the page is made up of whitespace, that is 20% that is unneccessary and 20% bandwidth cost that can be saved.
Tags: Application Servers, bandwidth, ColdFusion, ColdFusion Administrator, HTML, IIS, page processing, servlets, tags, WAP, web application, Web Servers, WEB-INF folder, WEB-INF/lib folder, web.xml, web.xml file, whitespace, XML
- Poor Man's HTTP Compression with ColdFusion
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Saturday, 17th March 2007
Almost every web application will benefit from the compression of content. A compression filter optimises the size of the content that is sent from a webserver to a web browser via the Internet. Since generating content and serving pages via the World Wide Web is the core behind web applications, it is simple components that aid these processes that are incredibly useful. This is where servlet filters come into play.
Tags: Application Servers, Coldbeans, ColdFusion, compression, filter, HTML, HTTP, HTTP protocol, IIS, Server Side, servlet, web application, web applications, Web Browser, Web Servers, WEB-INF folder, WEB-INF/lib folder, web.xml, web.xml file, XML