Daily Shaarli

All links of one day in a single page.

October 31, 2017

"Why AMP?", Jeremy Wagner (@malchata) #AMP

"Google has all the ability in the world to reward and punish sites based on their performance without fracturing the web in the process."

"Netflix functions without client-side React, and it's a good thing", Jake Archibald (@jaffathecake)
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"Netflix uses React on the client and server, but they identified that the client-side portion wasn't needed for the first interaction, so they leaned on what the browser can already do, and deferred client-side React. The story isn't that they're abandoning React, it's that they're able to defer it on the client until it's was needed. React folks should be championing this as a feature."

"Web performance — A PoC by example", Pablo Henrique P. Silva (@pablohpsilva)

"After creating it I used it to learn some more about Webpack and Web performance in general. In this article I’ll show you everything I did to make the app load from 2690ms down to 170ms."

"The Web began dying in 2014, here's how", André Staltz (@andrestaltz)
Early Birds Tickets for SmashingConf 2018, dedicated to everything front-end performance.
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"Performance matters. Next year, we’re thrilled to venture to London for our brand new conference fully dedicated to everything front-end performance. Dealing with ads, third-party scripts, A/B testing, HTTP/2, debugging, JAM stack, PWA, web fonts loading, memory/CPU perf, service workers. Plus lightning community talks."