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You could also look into using brotli compression over gzip for some more savings of bytes over the wire.
by synunlimited 7y ago
You could also look into using brotli compression over gzip for some more savings of bytes over the wire.
- Ayesh 7y agoBrotli support in API clients are quite low. I run a small API service, and you'd be lucky to see API clients even using gzip.
- synunlimited 7y agoTrue, though given its relatively easy to support you could get some savings in the few cases that do use it. Also if they own some/all of the SDK's that are used for hitting their API they could bake in brotli compression at that level.
- LeonM 7y agoI don't think there would be many clients that would support that. The API clients are usually not browsers in their case.