knock-knock-who-there-file-compression-TALK-FINAL-4.tar.trz.bz2.gz
summary
Node demos show how to compress HTTP responses with zlib and a small server using zlib + pump demo, produce measurable differences — curl + wc yields gzip vs deflate: 235 vs 305 — and reveal practical gotchas (case‑sensitive headers, broken trackpad during demo). An alternative library called Broccoli (HTTP-focused) slower but better for static assets compresses more but costs CPU and is usually applied to prebuilt files.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:49Jacob
- 1:13this seasons hottest cocebuster
- 1:59"Roles of the JavaScript are extending far beyond XML/HTML DOM manipulation" Yasutaka Sakamoto et al
- 5:08sketchin/huffman- trees
- 7:26more control over processing + memory use
- 7:40comes with 9 presets for compression
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