view-source:https://www.google.com/
Maybe it's just me, but realized google.com source code (HTML) used to be very simple but it looks very different now.
Try navigating HTML elements using dev tools.
by carrja99 on 3/4/15, 3:19 PM
And here I thought this was a post about the google.com source code being leaked. :-)
I'd imagine that the rendered HTML is probably produced by a legacy system that stitches together a lot of different templates, some maybe even unintentionally.
by bstackd on 3/4/15, 2:41 PM
No surprise, they have to compress like mad and avoid superfluous http requests. That sort of optimisation will never look fancy
by 5h on 3/4/15, 2:59 PM
I wonder why there are multiple style elements, in div#footcnt there are 2 right next to each other, they could have saved a whole "</style><style>" there, think of the bandwidth!
/s
by mdturnerphys on 3/4/15, 3:35 PM
by egonschiele on 3/4/15, 3:16 PM
I wonder if the giant script was an external file, and now it's being splat on the page?
by gotothrowaway on 3/4/15, 3:20 PM
The other day I noticed that they're inlining image data in the src attribute instead of pointing at an external URL. Really taking things to the next level all-around - I wonder when that will become the norm instead of css image sprites.
by philippnagel on 3/4/15, 3:34 PM
Click-bait ;)
by karangoeluw on 3/4/15, 3:18 PM
I don't get it, what's the point of this post? How is it adding any new knowledge to the readers?