Group items tagged blog - Web Performance

Cache compressed? or uncompressed? | High Performance Web Sites - 1 views

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Steve Souders performance cache

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Laurent Paoletti on 28 Mar 12

My previous blog post, Cache them if you can, suggests that current cache sizes are too small - especially on mobile. Given this concern about cache size a relevant question is: If a response is compressed, does the browser save it compressed or uncompressed? Compression typically reduces responses by 70%.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">My previous blog post, Cache them if you can, suggests that current cache sizes are too small - especially on mobile. Given this concern about cache size a relevant question is: If a response is compressed, does the browser save it compressed or uncompressed? Compression typically reduces responses by 70%.</div>

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Keeping It Real: Avoiding Pitfalls When Load Testing Websites Using A CDN | Website Per... - 0 views

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cdn

shared by Laurent Paoletti on 22 May 12 - No Cached

Laurent Paoletti on 22 May 12

There was a time when doing a Website Load Test for a client using a Content Distribution Network (CDN) was an infrequent activity, but these days it's a common occurrence. There are more CDN suppliers of course, the newer ones such as MaxCDN, the traditional big names like Akamai and LimeLight, and some Datacentres such as UKFast offer CDN services directly to clients themselves.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There was a time when doing a Website Load Test for a client using a Content Distribution Network (CDN) was an infrequent activity, but these days it's a common occurrence. There are more CDN suppliers of course, the newer ones such as MaxCDN, the traditional big names like Akamai and LimeLight, and some Datacentres such as UKFast offer CDN services directly to clients themselves.</div>

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La checklist performance Opquast (Webperf) est ouverte à commentaires publics... - 3 views

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checklist atelier

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Delphine M. on 03 Jul 12

"Vous êtes donc les bienvenus pour critiquer, compléter ou amender la future check-list Opquast Webperf."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Vous êtes donc les bienvenus pour critiquer, compléter ou amender la future check-list Opquast Webperf."</div>

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Third Party Content Management applied: Four steps to gain control of your Page Load Pe... - 1 views

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Advantages of Load Testing with Real Browsers - Application Performance Blog - 0 views

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performance test

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dynaTrace AJAX Edition 3.5 with Beta support for Internet Explorer 10 and Firefox 10 Ap... - 0 views

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performance dynatrace

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You only control 1/3 of your Page Load Performance! Application Performance, Scalabilit... - 3 views

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performance dynatrace

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High performance HTML5 content in Metro-style Apps - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs - 1 views

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performance mobile iOS

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SPDY on Rails - Bugsnag Blog - 1 views

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spdy nginx rails

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Laurent Paoletti on 06 Aug 12

At Bugsnag we use SPDY on our production rails application. For our users who run modern browsers, this can make the site feel much faster and more responsive. Want to get SPDY working on your production rails app? Read on. What is SPDY?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">At Bugsnag we use SPDY on our production rails application. For our users who run modern browsers, this can make the site feel much faster and more responsive. Want to get SPDY working on your production rails app? Read on. What is SPDY?</div>

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Why loading third party scripts async is not good enough - 3 views

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javascript html performance article blog

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Oncle Tom on 24 Nov 11

Le chargement des scripts de manière asynchrone est une bonne chose … mais continue de retarder le temps de fin de chargement. Solution : procéder ainsi, mais après le onload.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Le chargement des scripts de manière asynchrone est une bonne chose … mais continue de retarder le temps de fin de chargement. Solution : procéder ainsi, mais après le onload.</div>

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Chromium Blog: A game changer for interactive performance. - 3 views

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performance chromium javascript V8

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Advances in JavaScript Performance in IE10 and Windows 8 - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs - 0 views

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performance ie JavaScript

shared by Laurent Paoletti on 14 Jun 12 - No Cached

Laurent Paoletti on 14 Jun 12

Thursday, May 31, 2012, we delivered the Windows 8 Release Preview and the Sixth IE10 Platform Preview. Windows 8 includes one HTML5 browsing engine that powers both browsing experiences (Metro style and desktop) as well as Metro style applications that use HTML5 and JavaScript.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Thursday, May 31, 2012, we delivered the Windows 8 Release Preview and the Sixth IE10 Platform Preview. Windows 8 includes one HTML5 browsing engine that powers both browsing experiences (Metro style and desktop) as well as Metro style applications that use HTML5 and JavaScript.</div>

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