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       #Post#: 3699--------------------------------------------------
       Optimizing all forums' speeds
   DIR By: xboi209
       Date: February 21, 2012, 12:08 am
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       I've noticed in the source code that Create A Forum forums uses
       a lot of the <script src=""></script> tag but I learned a couple
       weeks ago of this really good script that can optimize and speed
       up load times of your website. It's called HeadJS(headjs.com)
       and the script allows you to organize your coding and can load
       multiple scripts at the same time.
       You can test the speeds yourself, there's a page that will load
       5 scripts and then you can compare with a page loading 5 scripts
       but with HeadJS:
       Without HeadJS:
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/script.html
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/script.html
       With HeadJS:
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/headjs.html
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/headjs.html
       Here's a test done by a random user of HeadJS:
  HTML http://blog.feronovak.com/2011/03/headjs-script-is-it-really-necessary.html
  HTML http://blog.feronovak.com/2011/03/headjs-script-is-it-really-necessary.html
       Source Code (17kb):
  HTML https://raw.github.com/headjs/headjs/v0.96/dist/head.js
       Minified Code (7kb):
  HTML https://raw.github.com/headjs/headjs/v0.96/dist/head.min.js
       #Post#: 3700--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Optimizing all forums' speeds
   DIR By: CB
       Date: February 21, 2012, 1:08 pm
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       Is this post directed toward those that work on CAF codes and
       perhaps they can do the necessary adjustments for the increase
       speed? I'm all for this. Faster is better.
       That's what she said.
       #Post#: 3701--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Optimizing all forums' speeds
   DIR By: Andrew
       Date: February 21, 2012, 1:37 pm
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       > Is this post directed toward those that work on CAF codes and
       perhaps they can do the necessary adjustments for the increase
       speed? I'm all for this. Faster is better.
       >
       >
       > That's what she said.
       >
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       #Post#: 3704--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Optimizing all forums' speeds
   DIR By: xboi209
       Date: February 21, 2012, 4:46 pm
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       Well codes on CAF aren't usually hosted externally on another
       website so this doesn't apply to all codes here on CAF. However
       this is mainly directed towards all CAF forums using codes or
       not. The <script src=""></script> tag can load up codes from
       another website, the problem is that if you have more than 1 of
       these, they can slow down your forum because one code has to
       load up first before the other one can. Images on websites load
       up at the same time without waiting for one to load first then
       let the second one load.
       You can test the differences, there will be 5 codes loaded and
       there is a website that will show you how long that took to load
       from your internet browser(all internet browsers are different
       at loading pages, IE9 is proven to load VERY faster than other
       browsers). After that, you can go to another page with the same
       5 codes but with this new feature and it'll also show you how
       long that loaded as well.
       Without HeadJS:
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/script.html
       With HeadJS:
  HTML http://headjs.com/test/headjs.html
       Also, there's a couple improvements for loading CSS coding too
       plus there's features like detecting screen width and height
       then you can choose what image to display based on that.
       Something that I might be interested in is that HeadJS enables
       HTML5 which currently browsers haven't fully supported yet.
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