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Éric D.

Performance Web : les pièges de l'optimisation a posteriori | Édition Nº18 | ... - 1 views

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    "Quand on parle des performances web, on peut risquer de trop idéaliser les conseils et bonnes pratiques. Cédric Morin vous propose cette semaine un article pragmatique qui vous aidera à mettre tout ceci en perspective, et à mieux gérer l'optimisation de vos sites."
Laurent Paoletti

SPDY on Rails - Bugsnag Blog - 1 views

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    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?
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.
Laurent Paoletti

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

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    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.
Laurent Paoletti

A developer's guide to rendering performance - 4 views

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    When we look back over the history of web performance we see a heavy focus on reducing the number of requests and getting files to the browser quickly. Our platform has changed a lot, and while optimizing for network performance remains a crucial part of our jobs, we now have to broaden our performance horizons. Our users also expect smooth scrolling, animations and interactions, even on mobile devices. In short we need to deal with not just how quickly our sites and apps load, but also how quickly they run. [video] In this session Paul takes a lightning tour of how Chrome converts the DOM into pixels, see how our code affects its workload, and arrive at a modern workflow for finding (and eliminating) rendering bottlenecks.
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