@hamed
on Nov. 3, 2024, 11:54 a.m.
Beware with what other souls you wander around
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@hamed on Nov. 3, 2024, 8:37 a.m.Details
This world is a dirty place full of ugliness and pollution that you try to avoid. This is because you love your body, so you don't want to put it in a bad situation that may cause any harm. But you have a soul, too. That soul is your essence and that is truly yourself. The body, the physical body can be purified, nurtured and healed again. But what you let enter your soul never leaves. The scars on your soul never heals. Then be cautious where do you take your soul to. Beware with what other souls you wander around.
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@hamed on Nov. 1, 2024, 8:05 p.m.Details
A Painful Reminder: The Toll of Long Coding Sessions
When you had a successful day of programming, staying hours in front of the screen because the coding is going on smoothly, then you know what you have done to your body when you finally rise and feel the pain in your back and all your muscles. Tomorrow, I'm diving into my Django project to optimize static file delivery. 🛠️ Slow loading times? Not on my watch! #Django #webdev #optimization As a Django developer, there's nothing more frustrating than a slow-loading website. One common culprit is sluggish static file delivery. Whether it's images, CSS, or JavaScript, these assets can significantly impact user experience and SEO. To tackle this issue, I'll be implementing the following strategies: * Leverage a CDN: * Offload static files to a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to distribute the load and reduce latency. * Explore popular CDNs like Cloudflare, AWS S3, or Azure CDN. * Optimize Image Files: * Compress images without compromising quality using tools like TinyPNG or Squoosh. * Consider using modern image formats like WebP or AVIF for better compression. * Efficiently Cache Static Files: * Configure Django's STATICFILES_STORAGE to use a robust caching mechanism. * Set appropriate cache headers to instruct browsers to store static files locally. * Minify and Combine Files: * Reduce file size by minifying CSS and JavaScript. * Combine multiple files into fewer, larger files to minimize HTTP requests. I'll be documenting my progress and sharing the results of these optimizations. Stay tuned for updates! Do you have any other tips or tricks for improving static file performance in Django? Share your experiences in the comments below!
