This article offers an exploration into HTTP caching headers and associated CDN behaviour. If you're looking to understand how caching headers fit into the modern web, or are just curious about what everyone is talking about around you, this resource is for you.
If you already understand the benefits of cache headers and are looking to extend your knowledge further, I'd recommend referring to the W3 documentation.
Adapting a content-heavy website for mobile devices can seem like a difficult design challenge. How do you successfully squeeze all of that valuable content into such a small viewport?
Many publishers are choosing to ignore this challenge, happy to let users pinch, zoom and squint their way around a website. And if the content—for example, an image gallery—fails to work at all, it's the user's fault for browsing on a smartphone.
Other publishers, however, do not feel the same way.
When it comes to politics, the US loves dividing up the country according to political parties. But who is winning the battle of the mobile operating system?
In this article, we’ve broken down mobile website traffic in the US according to mobile OS. Our sample data comes from Mobify's publisher network, which is composed of over 20,000 sites with almost 200 million visits in 2012.
Today we’re happy to announce the latest in Mobify’s biweekly update cycle!
This round’s update consists of one feature: adding support for HTTP Basic authentication. Why only 1 feature this time? We’re working hard behind the scenes on some major new features that will be released soon!
Today is International Women's Day and we couldn't resist highlighting some of the amazing women working in the mobile Web.
Some of these women are making the web more adaptive. Others educate businesses, designers, and developers on the importance of the mobile channel and how to get the most out of it.
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