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La communication des éditeurs de navigateur ressemble plus en plus à celle des vendeurs de lessive, mais au moins on commence à voir l'importance des performances.

"The plan is simple... - Build a beautiful UI on top of the open source powerhouse that is WebPagetest. - Run everything in the cloud so you don't have to deal with software, servers and terabytes of tests. - Champion web performance benchmarking against competitors and industry categories. - De-geek front-end web performance techniques and bring them to a wider design and developer community who care about crafting their code."

Je viens de tester le service. L'interface est agréable.. La procédure pour renseigner son site et "celle de ces concurrents" est un un peu longue. Parcontre le temps de génération des résultats est vraiment très longues. L'interface web ne présente pas l'avancée.

This week begins face to face meetings at the IETF on how to approach HTTP 2.0 and improve the Internet. How the industry moves forward together on the next version of HTTP - how every application and service on the web communicates today - can positively impact user experience, operational and environmental costs, and even the battery life of the devices you carry around.

August is Speed Awareness Month, and performance experts throughout our community are contributing their perspectives. My post about must-have mobile optimization techniques just went live. Here's the intro... As you probably know, mobile users face unique performance challenges when it comes to implementing the strategies above.

A recent article by John Naughton has sparked a debate inside the web design and web development community. Are designers, with their image heavy designs, ruining the web? The answer is yes, but its not why you think. It's not because designers use big images or even that they use a lot of images.