Ian Lewis • 6/19/2008

Twitter Page Code

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A technical analysis of Twitter's webpage source code, examining its use of Amazon S3 for images, splitting assets across multiple subdomains, and the inclusion of multiple JavaScript libraries (Prototype, jQuery, script.aculo.us). The article questions the performance implications of loading several large libraries and discusses potential optimization strategies for high-traffic websites.

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