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Use The Index, Luke! - SQL indexing and SQL tuning for developers - 2 views
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A free tutorial to SQL indexing and SQL tuning for developers: It avoids unnecessary details about database internals.
Network Congestion and Web Browsing - 1 views
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Web developers using high amounts of domain sharding to work around low connection per host limits in old browser should reconsider their number of shards for newer browsers. Anything over 2 is probably too much, unless most of your user base is using older browsers.
Web Performance 101: An opinionated guide to the 22 links every developer should read - 1 views
Slowy app | Real-world connection simulator and bandwidth limiter - 0 views
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"Slowy is a tool which simulates custom connection's conditions and limits the network traffic to a specified destination port. It is created for web developers, like me, who need to test a website with a real-world connection, even on a local server. Slowy is an OSX MenuBar app, so it is lightweight and is placed only on the system topbar. "
Automated front-end performance: How do you calculate developer ROI? - 2 views
When it comes to mobile development, does bandwidth still matter? - 1 views
Page Speed Online - Google Developers - 2 views
How DRY impacts JavaScript performance // Faster JavaScript execution for the lazy deve... - 1 views
Rendering on the Server and Client in Node.js - 1 views
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"At Artsy we've been building Node.js applications that share code and rendering between the server and browser. We've seen many benefits from this - pages load faster, we can optimize SEO, developers are more productive, and JavaScript coding is just an overall better experience."
Common mistakes in smartphone sites - Google Developers - 2 views
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"Here are some common mistakes we see on smartphone-optimized websites and how to avoid them."
How to Write Efficient CSS Selectors - O'Reilly Answers - 0 views
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"The impact of CSS selectors on performance derives from the amount of time it takes the browser to match the selectors against the elements in the document. Developers have some control over how long this matching takes by writing their selectors to be more efficient. The path to efficient selectors starts by understanding how selector matching works."