Web Performance

Why “Web Performance”?
We're getting used to the web as a tool for our day-today tasks
We all want a nice user experience
We won't tolerate slow pages (we have options)
500 ms slower = 20% drop in traffic (Google)
100 ms slower = 1% drop in sales (Amazon)

Web Performance Best Practices

Optimize caching
Minimize round trip times
Minimize request overhead
Minimize payload size
Optimize browser rendering

Tools

PageSpeed from Google
YSlow from Yahoo

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Thank you for helping us with performance tuning our applications. This codecamp was as usual very comprehensive covering a multitude of complicated topics to help us get the best performance for our software applications. Thank you.

John Sylora

Sang, thanks very much for teaching in this code camp. I appreciate it.

Steve Lin

Thanks a lot. very good presentations.

Dillep Abraham

Professor Sang Shin provides an awesome training experience, complete with multimedia support which can be referenced later on for further reinforcement.

Paul Tyner

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Web Performance

Web Performance Best Practices

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