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Will (AMP + Gmail), AMPlify the user productivity or increase the AIL?

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It is said that patience is the key for success, but it is not true in all situations, specially when your webpage is loading. I mostly wait few seconds for page to load and if it is not loaded I move on. This is the nature of most of us. Nature of impatience. In my previous article , I discussed about, how google is trying to solve this problem, by introducing, Accelerated Mobile Programming in 2015, where page content is loaded first, then associated JavaScript and so on. As a result, the page load under 1 second, with at least an improvement of around 2.7 seconds from the legacy systems. This is much better for both end users and business where much of the revenue is generated from Ad Network like google AdSense. Seeing the success of AMP. Google announced on 13-14 Feb 2018, in the Conference in Amsterdam, to implement AMP for Gmail. This will be one of the biggest change for Gmail in a way. Aakash Sahney, who is Gmail product manager writes in his post, refer...

AMP your webpage for lightning fast loading!

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I am very impatient if you are talking about the webpage loading time. The waiting image or progress bar seems forever to finish and keep going on and on and on which annoyed me in the past and still does even the speed of networks have increased many folds. It’s not always the ISP speed but also the webpage data load. The creator has the tendency to choose all-in-one page content than separate segregated webpages. This makes page heavy in terms of amount of content on it and will take much time to load. Google Announces Open Source Project AMP in 2015 to tackle the issue of page loading time which is essentially the most important part of users experience on your webpage. Till this article is published, AMP is adopted by over 31Million domains. Last year AMP alone help generating $6 million per week through Google AdSense and DoubleClick Ad Exchange, which is 3 time more revenue per day compared to past. What is AMP? AMP is not what we usually associated with the u...