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Minify vs Compression?

Minify vs Compression?

Posted Mar 18, 2013 16:05 UTC (Mon) by njwhite (subscriber, #51848)
In reply to: Minify vs Compression? by dlang
Parent article: SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL

But as this is regarding minification, we're talking about non-dynamic content anyway, right? So a site could (and many do) gzip their content just once.

Some frameworks offer on demand minification too (MediaWiki's ResourceLoader is the one I know), so technically minification can also be done for dynamic content, but as you say, it depends on where the bottlenecks are as to whether that's a wise move.

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