Accelerating the Web through AMP
summary
Accelerated Mobile Pages claims to make mobile content load dramatically faster by using a restricted subset of HTML that removes JavaScript and replaces it with AMP tags, published open source under the Apache license. Launch partners include LinkedIn and Pinterest and initial focus is publishers; demo numbers show a 1.5 MB AMP page rendering in about 0.5 s versus ~4 s for the full site. Noted caveat: works best for content sites and requires reworking interactive features.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and history
- 1:12The rise of mobile web
- 3:07Introduction to Google Amp
- 4:20How Amp works and results
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