A look at the page-delivery effects of data compression in HTTP 1.1
HTTP compression, a recommendation of the HTTP 1.1 protocol specification for improved page download time, requires a compression feature implemented at the Web server and a decompression feature implemented at the browser. While popular browsers were able to receive the compressed data as early as three years ago, Web servers were not ready to deliver compressed content. The situation is changing, though, as server compression modules are introduced. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan dissects Web compression, examines the benefits of HTTP compression, offers several compression tools, and highlights the effectiveness of the technology in a case study.
Computer & Communications Standards
This page contains alot of links to information about
communications standards and computer standards. We all know
that to create a good program we need some good information
about the hardware and/or software that we'll use.
GPS Protocol
NMEA 0183 is a data transmission norm defined to facilitate communication between electronic maritime navigation devices. This norm also defines a transmission norm and an electric interface.
Introduction to BXXP
BXXP stands for Blocks eXtensible eXchange Protocol, but pronounced as BEEP. BXXP specification was drafted by the man who helped draft SMTP, POP3 & SNMP - Dr. Marshall Rose [CTO and co-founder Invisible Worlds]. BXXP is a generic application protocol framework ...
Wiegand Protocol
Describes the Wiegand Protocol. Basically used in card readers. You can interface the controller directly to the READER using this protocol.
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