Now I could optimize that even more by inlining everything with data-inline: but that would impact caching code and be strictly worse for the network.
A property from google even websearch has fancy transitions and animations and dynamic content. And Google has every incentive to limit the number of connections to their page. When I worked there I worked on some of those technologies specifically to avoid too many connections.
Blaming Google for not being disciplined enough disregards their economic incentives to be disciplined enough. They invested a lot of energy in this before SPDY came out. There comes a time where you just have to recognize that the protocol is fighting against you and either give up or evolve the protocol.
Now I could optimize that even more by inlining everything with data-inline: but that would impact caching code and be strictly worse for the network.
A property from google even websearch has fancy transitions and animations and dynamic content. And Google has every incentive to limit the number of connections to their page. When I worked there I worked on some of those technologies specifically to avoid too many connections.
Blaming Google for not being disciplined enough disregards their economic incentives to be disciplined enough. They invested a lot of energy in this before SPDY came out. There comes a time where you just have to recognize that the protocol is fighting against you and either give up or evolve the protocol.