Progressive Image Loading using Intersection Observer and SQIP
Dean Hume (@DeanoHume) is a software developer and author based in London, U.K. He is passionate about web performance, and he regularly writes on his blog - deanhume.com. If you visit sites such as Facebook, Pinterest or Medium regularly, you may have noticed that the first time you load the page, you’ll see a page with low quality or even blurry images. Then as the page continues to load, the bl
Caddy 0.10 Released
We're thrilled to release Caddy 0.10 on the same day as we unveil the new website and products for businesses. A lot of work has gone into this release, with contributions from more than 25 developers over the last 3 months. Caddy 0.10 is available now on the download page or at GitHub releases. It was kind of fun to watch people anticipate a version 1.0 release today, but I don't think version 0.
Get Started with Rust, WebAssembly, and Webpack
Update: The Rust compiler now has native support for compilation to WebAssembly without Emscripten! This simplifies the process significantly. I may write an updated guide soon. For now, see this page for a minimal example of Rust and WebAssembly (without Webpack). I’ve been seeing a lot of really cool #wasm (WebAssembly) stuff on Twitter and Hacker News lately, but I didn’t know much about what i
The future of state management
When an application grows in size, its state often grows in complexity. As developers, we’re not only tasked with juggling data from multiple remote servers, but also with handling local data resulting from UI interactions. To top it off, we have to store all of this data in a way that’s easily accessible from any component in our application. Thousands of developers have told us that Apollo Clien
Introduction to modern network load balancing and proxying
It was brought to my attention recently that there is a dearth of introductory educational material available about modern network load balancing and proxying. I thought to myself: How can this be? Load balancing is one of the core concepts required for building reliable distributed systems. Surely there must be quality information available? I searched and found the pickings are indeed slim. The
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Real-world data in PageSpeed Insights
Posted by Mushan Yang and Xiangyu Luo, Software Engineers PageSpeed Insights provides information about how well a page adheres to a set of best practices. In the past, these recommendations were presented without the context of how fast the page performed in the real world, which made it hard to understand when it was appropriate to apply these optimizations. Today, we're announcing that PageSpee
QUIC API for Peer-to-peer Connections
This document defines a set of ECMAScript APIs in WebIDL to allow data to be sent and received from another browser or device implementing the QUIC protocol. This specification is being developed in conjunction with a protocol specification developed by the IETF QUIC Working Group. Introduction This specification extends the WebRTC [[WEBRTC]], ORTC [[ORTC]] and WebTransport [[WEBTRANSPORT]] specif
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PaymentRequest Stickersheet Sample
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Proposal: Storage Access API · Issue #560 · whatwg/dom
Storage Access API from John Wilander on 2018-01-09 (public-webappsec@w3.org from January 2018)