martin_angelov1992

Thanks.Its nice that you are informed so much. I must admit that I never heard of EXI and SPDY. I did a search before posting here, but I couldn't find any information on how to make web pages more light except the html and js minifying and gzip compression methods. It would be nice if this SPDY gets green light.

Most used pages are the PHP pages and indeed the fact that most people wait 1,5 seconds to see a page and not 1 or less second, is not a big pain but I still feel that improvements can be made, like creating a new more light-weight web protocol for example.

Images get cached

Yes but, I kind of feel that there must be a way to send to browsers, something that is easy (and compact) for them to read, not something that is easy for people to read. Most people don't use source code to understand what an element is for .

Hello, I recently started trying to make html that is sent to browser more compact. I made a template engine that keeps original html files but compress files that are sent to user browsers by removing whitespaces. I also started doing stuff like name="<?=$input['uril']?>", which equals something like name="1" instead of what people use like name="url", to save even more space. I can do this with class names and IDs so at browser it is shown identifiers like 1,2,3 instead of footer-content and such and I still will know at my code at server which is content-footer due to it can be <?=$class['content-footer']?> there.Also I know that Gzip compressing can be done but I feel that even more compressing can be done.Problem is, tags like "div", "script", "head" and such can't be replaced with identifiers like 1,2,3 (atleast I haven't heard of a way). I see at html5 there are more comprehensive words tags like "audio" and "video". And the attributes like "href" and "type" are also a problem.My idea is, can't HTML be like C++ for example? I mean C++ is easy to read by people and extend/develop but when it has to be executed by a computer, it is transformed to ASM and thus a program is small and easy for computer to read.I think that the computer should not be given comprehensive words to read, but bytes instead.Is there a reason that something like this haven't been done with HTML, and are there any plans for this to be done?I didn't find more proper place to ask this. Thanks.