Nick Heer

@nickheer Isn't the base .js file downloaded only once and subsequent page loads (across websites) just load your local cached version?

@sciwizam Sure, but it’s still what I would consider part of the page weight. All assets should be counted.

@sciwizam Even though it may not load every time, assets should not be assumed to be cached.

@sciwizam Also, its expiration is set at about seven hours, it appears.

@nickheer that's unfortunate, kinda defeats the whole point of collective pool of js, analytics, tracking etc if expiration is set that low

@nickheer Are AMP pages intended for mobile browsers or native mobile rendering engines? amp.js might stopgap traditional browsers only.

@fortybillion I have no idea. They just say that it’s optimized for mobile.

@nickheer Easy to imagine a world where Mobile Chrome ignores (or is bundled with) those JS files and renders natively.

@fortybillion Totally, but that feels super proprietary to me.

@nickheer Open!

@fortybillion But not standardized and primarily driven by a single player.

@nickheer Nice pun, you scamp.

@_gkeenan It’s the best I could come up with. I need more relevant “amp” words.