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Hardware Accelerated CSS: The Nice vs The Naughty

Ariya Hidayat (@ariyahidayat) is an engineer/technical lead/FOSS fan/blogger/speaker. These days, his activities are mostly on software craftsmanship around HTML5, JavaScript, and other web techno logies. Everyone is fascinated with the smooth animation at 60 frames/second. It is hardly a surprise that one of the most prevalent performance advices to web developers is to use hardware accelerated CS

o_hiroyuki 2015/01/09

css animation peformance

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Fast-Forward Performance - The Future Looks Bright

Barbara Bermes (@bbinto) oversees the development of OANDA's next-generation APIs. She acts as the internal and external evangelist for the API product suite as well as OANDA's developer community. Prior to joining OANDA, Barbara worked as senior architect and performance advocate at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) where she focused on mobile web development and performance optimizatio

o_hiroyuki 2015/01/02

frontend

performance

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The Runtime Performance Checklist

Paul Lewis (@aerotwist) works on the Google Chrome team as a Developer Advocate. He spends his days profiling runtime performance issues, and helping developers to build faster sites and apps. Do not be fooled by his extreme baldness; it's a solar panel for his cunning and guile. Most performance advice today centers around Page Load Time (PLT) and this is, of course, critically important to succe

o_hiroyuki 2013/12/18

performance

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Progressive jpegs: a new best practice

Bandwidth-wise, images are hogs. They are the largest average web site payload (62%), and they are most often the content bottleneck. When images arrive, they come tripping onto the page, pushing other elements around and triggering a clumsy repaint. They come “chop chop chop chop chop downâ€� or you get nothing until suddenly “boom!â€� out of nowhere there it is. We all know what I’m talking abou