@simevidas @ChromeUXReport @ab80 True, https://t.co/eYt15Xamhe is what folks like @slightlylate et al. recommend.
The product in question is @Cloudflare Workers: https://t.co/lrDKigjX5f (no endorsement, just saving you a web sear… https://t.co/YClhNFapFQ
RT @csswizardry: 🔖 What are best network performance practices when it comes to loading CSS? How can we get to Start Render most quickly? I…
Memorable quote that—while coming from an Android context—also holds for the web: “We often find that products desi… https://t.co/BMIeutz21V
RT @RyanTownsend: HTTP/2 doesn’t have cross-resource compression — this is why bundling is still hugely beneficial, despite the lack of ove…
RT @matijagrcic: When doing performance profiling most people don’t tend to use a separate clean user profile that ensures that Chrome runs…
@katiehempenius For measuring this, did you use `NetworkInformation.effectiveType` and `NetworkInformation.downlink… https://t.co/DaxVrEMqMD
@arnaudbrousseau Found (m)any so far?
@hodl_squirrel @ChromiumDev 😂 For a friendlier Twitter for all of us, let’s just call it an “organically grown webs… https://t.co/LTDdMyDSad
RT @mathias: 🔥 New: JSBI, a pure-JavaScript BigInt implementation 🔥
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JSBI makes it possible to use spec-compliant BigInt functionality *to…
RT @ChromiumDev: 🤔 Did you ever wonder why browsers would still download stylesheets with non-matching media queries like so:
`<link href=…
@DasSurma Yepp, also pointed out by @tabatkins in https://t.co/k9vC4tbYhz. I would never use this hack myself, just found it interesting.