[Mapbender-dev] Slimming down OpenLayers
Seven (aka Arnulf)
seven at arnulf.us
Tue May 18 04:40:22 EDT 2010
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Folks,
pertinent to the discussion yesterday about where the project is going
Christoph again proposed to go for OpenLayers as the (only) viewing
component to reduce the scope of development. One argument that I always
bring up against this is that OpenLayers is way too fat. It invariably
crams several 100k through the pipe and into the browser while all that
is needed in many cases are just a few 10k. With 2.9 this has not become
any better. Today I found this blog [1] that describes hwo to reduce the
size of OpenLayers from a user perspective. If we go for OpenLayers
could we work backwards by starting with as little OL code as possible
and increasing as we add functionality? Then we could always trade off
functionality for weight and balance both as best required by the
corresponding project.
Best regards,
Arnulf.
[1] http://linfiniti.com/2010/05/slimming-down-openlayers/
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Arnulf Christl
Exploring Space, Time and Mind
http://arnulf.us
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