I just know that in GMail there is setting to check and import email from other email providers (for instance Yahoo! Mail, let say this is secondary email) into your GMail  (lets say its primary email). So when you have incoming messages in the secondary email address then GMail automatically import those into your GMail inbox. The advantage is by using one GMail inbox we can check emails for more than one email address (other than GMail). In addition, for mail delivery, we can also use GMail to send, but the sender address is the secondary email address (Yahoo mail address) not the GMail address.

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When web page is being rendered, the first time being loaded is the HTML file, then the styles (CSS) and the last is the scripts (Javascript/JS) – the best practice, CSS files in the header while the JS files in the footer. If the page is an interactive page where the HTML files, CSS, and JS are getting larger in size, then a page will be loaded longer than those with small size. Therefore, the compression of static content such as plain-text (like HTML, CSS, JS) will be needed.

Compression intended to reduce web page loading time. The best compression that is used by the server side is GZIP, Deflate (Apache module, mod_gzip and mod_deflate). However, sometimes these module are not enabled on some hosting – as I experienced this, had several times told Capoeng hosting , but no response: sigh: – (more…)