Priority Hints are a newly released browser feature, currently available in Chrome and Edge, that give web developers the option of signaling relative load-time priorities of significant page resources. These hints are declared by way of a new "fetchpriority" attribute in the page's HTML markup and are relatively easy to apply.

By default, an <img> takes up zero space until the browser loads enough of the image to know its dimensions.

To workaround this, we can use the width and height attributes, or the aspect-ratio CSS property. Which is best? Depend if the image is content or design!

Early Hints is a recent addition to the HTTP Informational response (1xx) status codes. Information response codes are temporary status codes used to inform the client about the status of the request, while the server is processing the request to send the final response code (2xx-5xx).

Early Hints is specifically used to pass information on the resources that may be preloaded by the client. The client will eventually need these resources when it renders the final response from the server.

Since there is only one Main Thread responsible for all these Tasks, any Task that takes a particularly long time to execute will clog up the thread and degrade user experience.

Instead, hostile poli­ti­cal discus­sions are the result of status-driven indi­vi­duals who are drawn to poli­tics and are equally hostile both online and offline. Finally, we offer initial evidence that online discus­sions feel more hostile, in part, because the beha­vior of such indi­vi­duals is more visible online than offline.

JavaScript, even if Cached, has significant cost on an end user's device; we'll discuss Disk, Parse, Compilation, IPC, and Bytecode Loading

CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) enables web apps to securely access communicate across origins. But it comes with a performance penalty. In this tip, we'll discuss techniques for minimizing this penalty!

Pour mettre en forme leurs messages sur les réseaux sociaux, beaucoup de gens utilisent des générateurs de texte en faux gras, faux italique, caractères fantaisistes et abusent des émojis. Cela constitue, la plupart du temps, un détournement d'usage des caractères Unicode. Ce n’est pas sans poser des problèmes d’accessibilité pour les personnes handicapées et, notamment, pour les personnes aveugles utilisant un lecteur d’écran. Le texte ne sera pas lu correctement et sera totalement incompréhensible. Démonstrations et explications.