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ars on Aug 14, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: T.js - A tiny templating framework in ~400 bytes

You don't need to store the framework you are sending to clients in the CPU cache - a good network card can read the data directly from disk, or main memory and send it off, bypassing the cpu.

stcredzero on Aug 14, 2012 [–]

That's useful. I was thinking mainly of the actual server-side app server and not what would count as its payload.

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