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103 Early Hints

Webperf: Boost Your PHP Apps With 103 Early Hints

Posted on October 13, 2023November 14, 2024 by Kévin Dunglas

Google Chrome, Firefox, Caddy, and Apache now support a new HTTP status code: 103 Early Hints. Since version 6.3, Symfony also supports 103 responses, and FrankenPHP also supports it natively.

This new, rather unusual type of response has a single objective: to speed up the loading time of your websites and applications by allowing the browser to preload the resources it will need to render the page.

In this presentation, we’ll look at how 103 differs from other preloading techniques such as HTTP/2+ Server Push or <link ref="preload"> tags, and how to take advantage of it from within our PHP applications.

I gave this talk at Afup’s ForumPHP 2023:

Related posts:

  1. Using the “103 Early Hints” Status Code in Go Applications
  2. Webperf: PHP after Server Push
  3. PHP and Symfony Apps As Standalone Binaries
  4. Containerization Tips and Tricks for PHP apps

1 thought on “Webperf: Boost Your PHP Apps With 103 Early Hints”

  1. Mr Alexandre J-S William ELISÉ says:
    November 7, 2023 at 2:53 am

    Very informative and helpful article. Thanks for your hard work!

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