Browse by Tag: PerformanceThis collection includes8 articles6 posts20 links5 talks.You can subscribe to a feed of all content filed under “performance” as XML (RSS) or JSON.Save Our WorldLink saved on 05 Apr 2023Building a resilient frontend using progressive enhancementLink saved on 03 Nov 2022Real-World Performance Budgets [PerfNow 2022]Link saved on 03 Nov 2022Will Serving Real HTML Content Make A Website Faster? Let’s Experiment!Link saved on 07 Oct 2022Making the world’s fastest website, and other mistakes (Series)Link saved on 28 Apr 2022Benchmarking JavaScript Memory UsageLink saved on 23 Jul 2021Delivering Critical Information & ServicesFirst presented at JavaScript & Friends on 11 May 2021The Cost of Javascript FrameworksLink saved on 27 Apr 2020Request with Intent: Caching Strategies in the Age of PWAsArticle published in A List Apart on 21 Nov 20195G Will Definitely Make the Web Slower, MaybeLink saved on 25 Sep 2019The Weight of the WWWorld is Up to Us by Patty TolandLink saved on 29 Aug 2019How Web Content Can Affect Power UsageLink saved on 29 Aug 2019Media in the Age of PWAsFirst presented at ImageCon on 01 May 2019Native image lazy-loading for the web!Link saved on 08 Apr 2019Hard Costs of Third-Party ScriptsLink saved on 29 Oct 2018Start Performance BudgetingLink saved on 19 Oct 2018Better Performance == Greater AccessibilityFirst presented at Inclusive Design 24 on 11 Oct 2018How to Build a Low-tech Website?Link saved on 03 Oct 2018Chrome’s NOSCRIPT InterventionLink saved on 17 Sep 2018The “Developer Experience” Bait-and-SwitchLink saved on 14 Sep 2018Designing for Everyone: Building Great Web Experiences for Any DeviceFirst presented at Microsoft Build on 07 May 2018Going OfflineNotebook entry posted on 10 Apr 2018Performance as User ExperienceNotebook entry posted on 09 Apr 2018Shipping system fonts to GitHub.comLink saved on 01 Mar 2018Performance as User ExperienceFirst presented at An Event Apart on 11 Dec 2017The average web page is 3MB. How much should we care?Link saved on 12 Sep 2017Using the Chrome DevTools new code coverage featureLink saved on 12 Apr 2017One Person’s Bloat…Notebook entry posted on 25 Oct 2016Building in 10k: Compilation, Optimization, and CompressionArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 23 Sep 2016Building in 10k: Svelte JavaScript EnhancementsArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 20 Sep 2016Building in 10k: CSS Structure and SandboxingArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 08 Sep 2016Building in 10k: Designing for Optimization and PerformanceArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 06 Sep 2016Building in 10k: Markup for Accessibility, Clarity, and AffordanceArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 02 Sep 2016Building in 10k: Content and StrategyArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 30 Aug 2016What Would You Do With 10kB?Notebook entry posted on 17 Aug 2016Chrome for Android can now save more data by blocking website imagesLink saved on 01 Dec 2015Who Should Pay 2: The HostingNotebook entry posted on 06 Mar 2015Who Should Pay?Notebook entry posted on 19 Feb 2015Getting up to Speed with LighthousesArticle published in Web Standards Sherpa on 28 Jun 2011
Request with Intent: Caching Strategies in the Age of PWAsArticle published in A List Apart on 21 Nov 2019
Designing for Everyone: Building Great Web Experiences for Any DeviceFirst presented at Microsoft Build on 07 May 2018
Building in 10k: Compilation, Optimization, and CompressionArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 23 Sep 2016
Building in 10k: Svelte JavaScript EnhancementsArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 20 Sep 2016
Building in 10k: CSS Structure and SandboxingArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 08 Sep 2016
Building in 10k: Designing for Optimization and PerformanceArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 06 Sep 2016
Building in 10k: Markup for Accessibility, Clarity, and AffordanceArticle published in Microsoft Edge Dev Blog on 02 Sep 2016