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Rick Viscomi

@rick_viscomi

web performance devrel at @googlechrome

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Chrome for Developers (@chromiumdev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Improve your website's INP to create smoother user experiences in your web applications! This video explores how you can use data from new APIs for measuring and optimizing responsiveness. Become an INP pro: goo.gle/3ZjbpjP

Michal Mocny (@mmocny) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Anyone test loading performance of Astro "spa mode" vs normal? docs.astro.build/en/guides/view… Without actually using any persistance or view transitions, and without speculation rules. Just plain loading perf. (Can't use field LCP-- I'm okay with just lab results.) fks

Rick Viscomi (@rick_viscomi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Three ways to make slow JavaScript less bad 1. Remove unnecessary code and simplify the DOM to speed up execution and rendering 2. Yield to break up the work into smaller pieces 3. Get low priority code out of the way web.dev/articles/top-c…

Three ways to make slow JavaScript less bad

1. Remove unnecessary code and simplify the DOM to speed up execution and rendering

2. Yield to break up the work into smaller pieces

3. Get low priority code out of the way

web.dev/articles/top-c…
Addy Osmani (@addyosmani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tip: Chrome DevTools now lets you monitor your local and real-user performance (Core Web Vitals) via the Performance panel ⚡️ Open the panel and you'll immediately see how your local experience performs - no recording necessary.

Tip: <a href="/ChromeDevTools/">Chrome DevTools</a> now lets you monitor your local and real-user performance (Core Web Vitals) via the Performance panel ⚡️

Open the panel and you'll immediately see how your local experience performs - no recording necessary.
Nurullah Demir (@nrllah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 Countdown begins! After months of work by experts from all over the world, we're thrilled to announce our launch! The 2024 Web Almanac arrives on Nov 11. Discover the latest web insights at almanac.httparchive.org 🌐 #WebAlmanac #HTTPArchive #Web #StateOfTheWeb HTTP Archive 💾

📢 Countdown begins! After months of work by experts from all over the world, we're thrilled to announce our launch!

The 2024 Web Almanac arrives on Nov 11. Discover the latest web insights at almanac.httparchive.org 🌐

#WebAlmanac #HTTPArchive #Web #StateOfTheWeb <a href="/HTTPArchive/">HTTP Archive 💾</a>
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🚨 Introducing the 2024 Web Almanac, our annual "state of the web" report! 🔖 almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/ 21 chapters (11 publishing today, the rest to follow) 65 contributors for today's chapters (more to follow) 17M websites analyzed 83 TB of data processed 628 queries written

Mike Neumegen (@mikeneumegen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Writing the Jamstack chapter for the 2024 Web Almanac report this year was eye-opening. The standout: the average Astro site has a JavaScript footprint that's 72% lighter than Next.js 🤯

Writing the Jamstack chapter for the 2024 Web Almanac report this year was eye-opening. The standout: the average <a href="/astrodotbuild/">Astro</a> site has a JavaScript footprint that's 72% lighter than Next.js 🤯
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📝 Put your pencils down—now you can annotate traces directly in the performance panel! + Label time ranges + Label individual entries + Connect entries together Alina Varkki walks you through all of the new features in today's blog post 👇 developer.chrome.com/blog/devtools-…

Stoyan Stefanov 🪩 (@stoyanstefanov) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Web performance calendar wrapping up with a final bonus article 2 (of 2) by Rick Viscomi on yielding in the loop to break up long tasks calendar.perfplanet.com/2024/breaking-…