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We actually do this exact thing to send dynamic parameters to a chart-generating backend server. It works great; you get a surprising amount of compression usin
by gresrun 15y ago
We actually do this exact thing to send dynamic parameters to a chart-generating backend server. It works great; you get a surprising amount of compression using gzip (2-4x space savings) and the URLs are naturally cached by proxies without any magic!
- nerfhammer 15y agoIf it's mostly ascii compression is something you should almost automatically think about. There's also snappy http://code.google.com/p/snappy/ http://code.google.com/p/snappy/