Even Faster Images using HTTP2 and Progressive JPEGs
Tobias Baldauf (@tbaldauf) is a web performance evangelist and consultant at Akamai. He creates DevOps tools, image optimization algorithms & speaks at conferences. He's a proud dad, mindful veggy & music lover. tl;dr: Progressive images render faster on HTTP2, thus increasing perceived performance. Take control of progressive JPEG’s scan layers to show meaningful image content with only 25% of im
Why AMP is fast
Malte Ubl (@cramforce, +MalteUbl) is the tech lead of the AMP Project. He previously spent 5 years at Google making JavaScript based apps go fast and in his free time, he is one of the co-organizers of JSConf EU. The AMP Project aims to bring instant rendering to web content. This is an unsorted list of optimizations that apply to all AMP based documents, which in aggregate makes them load fast. E
Squeezing PNG Images
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 technologies. PNG is a popular format for icons, sprites, logos, screenshots, and many others. Creating PNG images is fairly easy, but what do we need to do if we want to get the smallest file possible without
Measuring the Performance of Firefox Quantum with RUM - Akamai Developer Blog
Philip Tellis (@bluesmoon is a geek who likes to make the computer do his work for him. He is the Principal RUM Distiller at Akamai and the author of the boomerang JavaScript library for measuring the Real User performance of websites. Allan Wirth is a senior security researcher in the Adversarial Resilience group at Akamai who is working to make the internet a safer place. On the 2012 edition of
The non-blocking script loader pattern
Philip Tellis (@bluesmoon) is the Chief Architect of SOASTA where he works on the mPulse product to do Real User Measurement (formerly LogNormal). Philip writes code because it's fun to do. He loves making computers do his work for him and spends a lot of time trying to get the most out of available hardware. He is equally comfortable with the back end and the front end and his tech blog has artic
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All you should know about your first enemy: Latency
