For the file transfer, is this to make some auto compression on the web interface level and files level? This can help company to save WAN bandwidth and speed up the transfer.
Comments Johan Allard LiquidFiles Plain text files, including html, javascript and css, are compressed using standard gzip compression on the fly. Static javascript and css files are also cached in the browser so they are only downloaded once. You can the compression this by looking at the headers in the browser where you'll see: Content-Encoding: gzip for any html page, and you can verify caching by looking at say /stylesheets/application.css and seeing Status Code: 304 (not modified) except for the first time you access the site. This is all done to speed up the browsing experience. March 23, 2011, 04:53
