JavaScript vs. Server-Side Includes

Christopher Locke clocke at panix.com
Thu Jun 26 20:16:44 EDT 1997


At 06:11 PM 6/26/97 -0700, Michael Squires (michael) wrote:
>We have used (extensively) SSI for three years now (turning it on for
>the entire tree). As far as we've seen, the benifits far outweigh \any/
>potential performance hits...

[snip]

Michael,

That sounds pretty definitive to me -- and I'll accept it
becuase I like the conclusion.  ;-)  

What you say is precisely what I've been doing and SSI is indeed
useful for including various kinds of boilerplate -- and only
having to update those files in one place.  but I've been
feeling kinda guilty about it, thinking I was slowing down the
whole site by using such includes.

So I guess it must be the Java!  ;-)

this thread has been hugely useful.  many thanks to John R.
Little <jrl at acpub.duke.edu>
for starting it.  

best

chris




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