This is seriously impressive so far, as long as AI is opt-in...
Josh Appel
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Enterprise Architect @ Akamai
Web Performance, Web Dev specializing in JS and Front End frameworks and libraries.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-appel/
Run perf snippets on iOS with Shortcuts. Here's one from @nucliweb webperf-snippets repo running on Mobile Safari.
Repo - https://github.com/nucliweb/webperf-snippets
Try the shortcut here - https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/b69645791a5743e18c28634132ba9096
Joan LeónNew Web Performance Snippet to list all the fonts preloaded via resources hints, all the fonts loaded via CSS, and all the fonts used in the viewport above the fold
https://github.com/nucliweb/webperf-snippets#fonts-preloaded-loaded-and-used-avobe-the-fold
Avalynn Gunn 🇵🇸Thinking of starting a podcast on UX, a11y, web perf, privacy and bridging the digital divide.
Tim ChambersNew research from my team on the #TwitterMigration:
This is our first quarterly update analyzing which platforms are growing - esp #mastodon & #postnews. Includes new data on users posting, app downloads & more.
Get it here: ▶️ https://is.gd/EI1lOl
Any help boosting and sharing out this new work is very appreciated!
Jake Archibald🎉 SPA view transitions have landed in stable Chrome!
But, this is just the start! We've got more view transition features planned. Here's what we're looking at next:
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/spa-view-transitions-land/
Dan ShappirYes!
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RT @housecor
JS arrow functions are great.
✅ Concise
✅ Optional implicit return
✅ Don’t have their own “this” context
But, I don’t recommended using them everywhere.
Prefer function declarations for *top-level* functions.
Here's why.
https://twitter.com/housecor/status/1630943583657250818
Ryan Townsend (old account)Same page, same functionality, same content.
Next.js vs Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.
A whopping >600kb of JavaScript (2mb uncompressed) vs just 1.5kb (4kb uncomp.)
183kb of images vs just 52kb (despite there being an *extra* above-the-fold hero in vanilla!)
And of course the HTML is massive with all that SSR rehydration: 50kb (250kb uncomp.) vs just 6kb (24kb uncomp.)
Request prioritisation hasn't yet been optimised so can't really compare user-facing metrics yet.
⚡️💾 Web Performance Snippets
A curated list of snippets to get Web Performance metrics to use in the browser console