Php file size
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 4:50 pm
Just a quick design question.
At what point should you become worried about the file size of your .php file?
Obviously everything small works quicker on the web and i have a site with all the usual load, css, js, images, flash, and php all adding up for one page load.
I am running a file thats starting to get quite big in my eyes (40k+) and im starting to think what is "best practice" for .php file size? hmmm actually does it matter as its just the html thats rendered and downloaded?
I come from a mobile background and do like everything to be as small as it can be - but am I worrying to much?
Ta
At what point should you become worried about the file size of your .php file?
Obviously everything small works quicker on the web and i have a site with all the usual load, css, js, images, flash, and php all adding up for one page load.
I am running a file thats starting to get quite big in my eyes (40k+) and im starting to think what is "best practice" for .php file size? hmmm actually does it matter as its just the html thats rendered and downloaded?
I come from a mobile background and do like everything to be as small as it can be - but am I worrying to much?
Ta