Record and analyze a performance trace #DevToolsTips
Record and analyze a performance trace #DevToolsTips
Compare how your website looks with and without JavaScript
🤩 New in Google Chrome Version 135 (Canary)
Now, we can calibrate our computer to emulate low-tier and mid-tier mobile phones in CPU throttling.
This great feature helps us improve the web performance by emulating more accurately.
Thank you, Chrome DevTools Team 🥰
Avoid marking too many requests as high priority - "If all resources are a priority, none is a priority"
Selectively use the fetchpriority="high" attribute to prioritize only the most important resources, for example, the LCP image.
Marking too many requests as a high priority could mean important resources could be delayed, for example, requests that block rendering
Debug network requests, source files, and performance traces with Gemini
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-devtools-132/#ai-assistance
Web Performance Audit: Early Hints, Hydration State, and a Lazy Loaded LCP Image
Don't miss this great talk by @daniel, a reference in the Open Source Community
Unpacking Bundling at @perfnowconf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxenDhBircw
speedscope
🔬 A fast, interactive web-based viewer for performance profiles.
If you need to check for Web Performance issues in a React project, take a look at React Scan, a tool that highlights re-rendered components
Page Speed Benchmarks, by @speedcurve, is an interactive set of dashboards anyone can explore and use for their research