Compress PHP, CSS, JavaScript & Optimize Website Performance.
Bandwidth control is an important task to be followed when your traffic is increasing. With limited monthly bandwidth hosting, your site may run out of bandwidth and thus result in increase in down time. Hence it is very much advisable to compress your websites response with GZip and then serve it to client. Compressing output can significantly improve your websites performance by reducing the size sometimes upto 80%!
So how can you enable GZip compression and compress your websites output? Well there are several ways to achieve this. I have listed out following very useful tricks to enable compression.
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