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Tue, 06 Jan 2004
Feed cleanup toolkit
Want to check whether your blog's feeds (or any other URL) are doing HTTP conditional get and gzip? Here are two tools (for now) that will help you do it.
To test out whether for conditional HTTP support, use Mark Nottingham's Cacheability Engine. Mark is likely to add gzip support to this, and when he does this will be a one stop solution. There are links to web versions of the Cacheability Engine that you can use without installing it, but there's also smackin' Python source code available as well. Don't leave the site without reading Mark's tutorial on making pages cacheable.
Until Mark adds gzip support to Cacheability, you can use this page to verify that your feed is compressed.
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Since Alex and I are trying to be good netizens, and we want to spare the precious bandwidth, we implemented gzip support for most of our websites. Since we are using Apache and PHP with the great b2 rewrite that is WordPress, I want looking for docum...
Posted by Trackback from dotnot at Tue Feb 10 20:29:35 2004
Posted by Trackback from dotnot at Tue Feb 10 20:29:35 2004
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