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• 28 Sep 11
  

  Bobby Marko

  a piece on automatically versioning files

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• 19 May 11
  

  luke barker

  cache web

• 11 Apr 11
  

  Christ McDaniel

  Steve Souders on versions and querystring.

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• 20 Oct 10
  

  Alexandre Junqueira

  performance

• 20 Aug 10
  

  Mark Smithers

  It’s important to make resources (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc.) cacheable so your pages load faster when users come back. A recent study from Website Optimization shows that the top 1000 home pages average over 50 resources per page! Being able to s

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  Hyung-Joo Lim

  High Performance Web Sites :: Revving Filenames: don’t use querystring http://ow.ly/18EoBx
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• 17 Aug 10
  

  Éric D.

  performance Steve Souders cache versionning

• 26 Jan 10
  

  Keith Rousseau

  webdev performance caching optimization

• 27 Aug 08
  

  Tristan Rivoallan

  The solution is to rev the name, perhaps by including the file’s timestamp or version number in the URL. But which is better: mylogo.1.2.gif or mylogo.gif?v=1.2? To gain the benefit of caching by popular proxies, avoid revving with a querystring and instead rev the filename itself.

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