Monthly Shaarli

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October, 2018

"Measuring Performance With Server Timing", Drew McLellan (@drewm) #Server #WebPerf
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"The Server Timing header provides a discrete and convenient way to communicate backend server performance timings to developer tools in the browser. Adding timing information to your application enables you to monitor back-end and front-end performance all in one place."

"This extensive review shows how little we really know about performance perception and how inadequate the metrics currently used as industry standards probably are", Wikimedia Wiki #perfMatters

"This extensive review shows how little we really know about performance perception and how inadequate the metrics currently used as industry standards probably are"

"Dareboost at Etam: when Web Performance meets a strong culture of innovation", Boris Schapira (@borisschapira) #culture #webperf

"we have set up a transversal performance monitoring system that provides the basis for actions and a direct assessment of their impact. We no longer address web performance optimization as a problem but rather as a continuous improvement initiative and it perfectly fits with our culture of innovation and excellence."

"Video Playback On The Web: Video Delivery Best Practices (Part 2)", Doug Sillars (@dougsillars)
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Preload Best Practice: Only use preload="auto" if there is a high probability that the video will be watched. In general, the use of preload="metadata" provides a good balance in data usage vs. startup time, but should be monitored for excessive data usage.

"Culture des données, données de la culture", Joel Gombin (@joelgombin) #data
"Measuring Web Performance for Wikipedia using synthetic testing tools", Peter Hedenskog (@soulislove)
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Measuring Web Performance for Wikipedia using synthetic testing tools

"Start Performance Budgeting", Addy Osmani (@addyosmani)

"If you’re building a web experience and want to stay fast, a performance budget can be critical. For success, embrace performance budgets and learn to live within them. Network & CPU limits on mobile can require asking hard questions like, “what is really important to my users?”"

[Video] Altitude NYC 2018: "Making Pinterest Fast", Michelle Vu (@micvu), Jessica Chan (@missyjcat) and Sarah Dapul-Weberman (@sarahddubs) #webperf
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Altitude NYC 2018: Making Pinterest Fast | Sarah Dapul-Weberman, Michelle Vu, Pinterest