Enhancing Worker Digital Experience: A Hands-on Workshop for Partners
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Popularity numbers: d.o usage statistics
Conclusion: important for:
- Drupal project growth
- More Happy People
Popularity numbers: d.o usage statistics
Conclusion: important for:
- Drupal project growth
- More Happy People
Popularity numbers: d.o usage statistics
Conclusion: important for:
- Drupal project growth
- More Happy People
Create a simple test: the effect of an inline script between 2 images in different browsers.
Webkit: executes script, then displays images
Firefox: displays first image, executes script, displays second image
Notice how both images finish loading at the same time.
Notice how the second image finishes loading about 2 seconds after the first one.
I’ll only cover the 14 that were first published
- Apache logs => database (script on cron) => reports
- Mark (start timing) & measure (measure elapsed time) approach
- June 2008
- dumb bundling reduces the effectiveness of aggregation
script downloading? -> no other downloads are started, not even from other domain names
== blocks parallel downloads
- Packer:
* typically higher compression ratio, but:
* adds a decompression delay on every page load!
script downloading? -> no other downloads are started, not even from other domain names
== blocks parallel downloads