Web Front-end optimization best practices-mobile (iPhone)

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The last part of the best web browser optimization practices is for mobile apps, but only for the iPhone. Currently, there are only two rules.

1. A single data object smaller than 25 K (keep components under 25 K)

This seems to be only for iPhone research. We recommend that you keep a single web data object below 25 kb. Why 25 k? Apple official information indicates that the web objects that can be cached in memory can support a maximum of 10 MB, but after testing, it was found that it is about 25 kb.

The iPhone's outstanding performance in the market has forced web workers to consider how to optimize it. I believe this part is constantly changing.

2. Pack components into a multipart document

Package web page components into a multi-part document. The purpose is to reduce "> HTTP requests. This part is not detailed. Please wait for updates.