Advanced Debugging Techniques with Chrome - @Scale 2014 - Web
Paul Irish, Developer Advocate for Google Chrome The bigger your app, the harder to trace down bugs to their sources. Luckily, a slew of functionality is in the Chrome DevTools that are dedicated to helping you avoid the bug hunt and keeping you productive. In this session, Paul will cover some advanced JavaScript debugging techniques and show how to be effective. From framework blackboxing to asy
The Pursuit of 60fps Everywhere with Nat Duca
Nat Duca is an engineer on the Chrome team working to make an always-60fps, jank free mobile web a reality. If you want to move something at 60fps today, you must apply a littany of tricks, especially translateZ and friends. If you make a mistake, off the fast path ye shall go. On the Chrome team we think this sucks. Throughout the last year, we've been digging through examples of mobile UIs buil
Jank Free: Let's Make the Web Silky Smooth!
What is Jank? Modern browsers try to refresh the content on screen in sync with a device's refresh rate. For most devices today, the screen will refresh 60 times a second, or 60Hz. If there is some motion on screen (such as scrolling, transitions, or animations) a browser should create 60 frames per second to match the refresh rate. Jank is any stuttering, juddering or just plain halting that user
Paul Irish, "Delivering the goods" - Fluent 2014 Keynote
Fluent 2014, "Keynote With Paul Irish". About Paul Irish (Google): Paul Irish is a front-end developer who loves the web. He is on Google Chrome's Developer Relations team as well as jQuery's. He develops the HTML5 Boilerplate, the HTML5/CSS3 feature detection library Modernizr, HTML5 Please, CSS3 Please, and other bits and bobs of open source code. Don't miss an upload! Subscribe! http://goo.g
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Velocity 2014: GPU and Web UI Performance: Building an Endless 60fps Scroller
