Adrian analyzes the QUIC paper, offering a boiled-down version of how the protocol works, the reasons behind it, and the benefits it poses. |
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The Chatkit team are introducing an easy way for developers to add chat to their apps and services, without having to worry about infrastructure hassle. |  |
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Ryan discusses strategies that we can employ to deliver third party scripts in a manner which limits their negative effects on performance. |  |
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Sam explores recently shipped performance primitives, cutting edge performance techniques, and gives us a glimpse into what the future of loading on the web may hold. |
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Ensure you’re getting the best performance out of your service worker implementation. |
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Matthieu tells us about his journey inside Chromium’s source code to bring push notifications to Node and Electron. |  |
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Quokka is a rapid prototyping playground in your editor, with access to your project’s files, inline reporting, code coverage and rich output formatting. Community edition is free as in beer.  |  |
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Clear code is easier to read, understand, and modify, and it’s easier to achieve once you’ve mastered a few key principles. |
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An import.meta proposal is currently at stage 3. Alex explains how it works. |
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Netflix improved performance by deferring React on the client, but this doesn’t reflect badly on React. |
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Learn how to design, develop and test data-intensive web and mobile apps that run on desktops, tablets, and smartphones with Sencha Ext JS. |
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Dounan introduces reflective-bind, a solution that allows convinient inline functions in React render() methods to be compiled away to improve performance. |
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Burke shares how to optimize React builds by code splitting, making a number of recommendations along the way. |
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