One of the side effects of running several focussed conferences into various aspects of front end development as we do with our series of online conferences is you really do get a good understanding of what’s happening with the Web platform–the technologies themselves, in browsers, developers’ perspectives, and more broadly still the place of the […]
To coincide with the launch of the full program of our front end performance focussed conference Lazy Load, I’ve rounded up some recent reading on performance for this week’s links. I hope you enjoy them. Reflections on software performance Nelson Elhage is an engineer and researcher at Anthropic, working on reverse-engineering large language models. He recently […]
Jon Kuperman, Developer Advocate Cloudflare A lightning talk on Cloudflare’s edge platform. How it works and how you can use it today to deploy serverless functions to hundreds of data centers across the globe. About Jon Kuperman Jon Kuperman is a Developer Advocate at Cloudflare. He publishes content on JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, Web Development, React, […]
An Opinionated Guide to Performance Budgets
Shipping features without deploying them
If there’s one area of front end engineering where efforts today can pay almost immediate dividends, it’s improving performance.
WebPerf mistakes and how to fix them
What the heck is Edge Computing anyway?
A New Measure of Responsiveness
Optimising Web Fonts to enhance Web Performance
As I sit here with the countdown to day 1 of our second Hover conference showing just under two hours to go, and having spent countless hours focussed on the conference program and the state of CSS over the last several months, it has brought into focus just how much is happening with CSS, and […]
Optimising for Core Web Vitals on SPAs
Get speedy with responsive images automation
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AWS Lambda in 5 minutes
Web Directions South is the must-attend event of the year for anyone serious about web development
Phil Whitehouse General Manager, DT Sydney
