Last month it was announced that Google was working on a project for project to accelerate web pages that are loaded with mobile devices. There was no exact date for it to finally see light, but this has changed today since it has been known that early 2016 will be when its deployment begins.
Therefore, it must be said that the project work to accelerate web pages on phones and tablets is on the right track, and so has the community from the Mountain View company. So much so, that it has indicated that it already has more than 4.500 developers working with the tools published in GitHub, among which a good number of professional content creators stand out (and there are also those who work specifically with the processes of loading the webs).
The fact is that the first definitive versions for the technology in which we are working -and that would be implemented both in the pages and in the operating systems and browsers of the operating systems of phones and tablets- will arrive next year although it is It is possible that at first the deployment will be restricted to verify its operation and then proceed to globalize the use of this. The fact is that creators as important as AOL or News Corp have already announced that they are part of the working group with Google.
Project data
For those who do not know the work of Google and its partners, we talk about what has been called Project AMP, which is intended to speed up web pages and, therefore, reduce loading times. Thus, a much better user experience would be achieved than the current one and in this way that mobility is not a handicap when it comes to accessing data and information, hence many creators are involved. We want to implement new access protocols in the codes and readings of the applications involved - and take advantage of buffers - and, always, using open source so that everyone has the option of customizing the core of the work.
The fact is that the starting gun is close and it will be one's own Google which will start sending content adapted to AMP in early 2016 (This has been confirmed by David Besbris, vice president of engineering at Google Search) and, knowing the strength that the Mountain View company has in the online world, this has great significance. Without a doubt, it sounds definitive.
It will be necessary to be attentive to know how it is possible to accelerate web pages by Google and its collaborators, but it should not be forgotten that other companies such as Apple or Facebook they work on their own projects to achieve this. Let's hope that a technology "war" does not get into in this section, since this would not be positive because of the fragmentation that would occur and therefore the benefits to users would not be as great as might be expected.