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Éric D.

Start-up : Fasterize, le régime minceur pour pages web un peu trop lourdes | ... - 2 views

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    On annonce des gains au final de 30% à 60%, cela semble assez important. Est-ce vraiment intéressant dans tous les cas ?. C'est un besoin pour les sites à gros traffic/ non optimisé / avec du contenu 'peu dynamique". Comment Fasterize actualise t'il sa propre version , uniquement lorsque le client demande une url ? Il serait intéressant d'avoir un peu de détail sur l'échange entre fasterize et le serveur.
anonymous

Google mobile search is getting faster - 0 views

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    "Google mobile search is getting faster - to be exact, 200-400 milliseconds faster! We are gradually rolling out this improvement to all browsers that support the attribute (currently, mobile Chrome and Safari)."
Thomas Bassetto

Why is getElementsByTagName() faster that querySelectorAll()? - 4 views

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    getElementsByTagName("a") is faster than querySelectorAll("a") in nearly all browsers. There's one very important difference between these two methods, and it's not that one accepts only a tag name and the other accepts a full CSS selector. The big difference is in the return value: the getElementsByTagName() method returns a live NodeList while querySelectorAll() returns a static NodeList. This is extremely important to understand.
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    en fait, la création de la liste d'éléments est 90% plus rapide avec getElementsByTagName par contre ça peut être compensé par les accès aux propriétés, plus rapides avec la liste statique retournée par querySelectorAll : http://jsperf.com/access-to-nodes-via-queryselectorall-vs-getelementsbyta/2 donc rien d'absolu, ça dépend de chaque code
Laurent Paoletti

Upgrade to a Faster Server: Results - 2 views

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    Summary: We further explore the results of upgrading to a faster server. Overall the site showed improved response speed and website "stickiness." Average page load times improved by 48% to 60% server response times improved by more than 60%, and people stayed longer, viewed more pages, and bounced less.
Éric D.

Faster Websites: Crash Course on Web Performance - igvita.com - 4 views

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    3 hour workshop on web performance from the ground up: what is fast, impact of latency and bandwidth, TCP performance, SPDY protocol, browser parsing and execution, rendering optimizations, critical path, and more.
Nicolas Hodin

Sélection de liens #webperf n°13 - ⚡ Nicolas Hodin - 0 views

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    Retrouvez une sélection de liens sur le thème des performances Web de la semaine passée. Au sommaire, 17 liens sur : extension Fasterize et livre blanc, AMP sur iOS, outil Google, SEO, Service Worker, Velocity EU, PerfOps, HTTP/next
Laurent Paoletti

Are WebSockets faster than AJAX? ...with latency in mind? - Peterbe.com - 0 views

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    The advantage with WebSockets (over AJAX) is basically that there's less HTTP overhead. Once the connection has been established, all future message passing is over a socket rather than new HTTP request/response calls. So, you'd assume that WebSockets can send and receive much more messages per unit time.
anonymous

PNGGauntlet - PNG Compression Software - 1 views

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    "Smash PNGs for faster sites"
Laurent Paoletti

Speed and Mobility: An Approach for HTTP 2.0 to Make Mobile Apps and the Web Faster - I... - 0 views

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    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.
anonymous

FF Subsetter - Optimize your Web FontFont - 1 views

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    "Web FontFonts speak many languages, but most of the time you only need a select few. Removing the letters you don't need can greatly reduce the font file size to make your websites faster, optimize bandwidth usage, and reduce high-traffic costs. "
Laurent Paoletti

15 things you can (and should) do to make your site faster for mobile users - 1 views

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    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.
Boris Schapira

Akamai Acquires Website Performance Company Blaze Software - 1 views

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    "Blaze's cloud-based service automatically optimizes the code on a web page during the delivery process to ensure faster transmission of content and a faster rendering of the page, whether served to a PC, tablet or smartphone."
anonymous

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."
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