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DeltaV Conference 2018

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frontend engineers, web performance engineers, engineering managers, site reliability engineers, product managers, UX designers, mobile web developers

Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX); service worker offline caching; Web App Manifest installation; progressive web app build workflow; performance regression testing frameworks; real-user monitoring and RUM metrics; WebPageTest synthetic analysis; QUIC protocol in practice; third-party script management and integrity; server-side rendering performance benefits; responsive images with srcset and picture

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Redefining Web PerformanceTim Kadlec33m
Argues that web performance is a cultural problem not just a metric and gives concrete evidence: median page weight 1.5 MB, 90th percentile 5,754 KB…
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Starting a Dedicated Web Performance Team the First Ten MonthsSarah Dapul-Weberman26m
Pinterest launches a three‑person web performance team and within ten months builds a regression framework that catches commits before production, a deployable…
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Speeding up Without Slowing downRhys Evans29m
FT.com is one of the world’s fastest news sites and deploys to production every ten minutes, but that speed comes from concrete choices and trade-offs: a…
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This is for EveryoneSeren Davies, Bruce Lawson30m
Argument: design for real constraints not vague ideals. Claims include concrete wins: Flipkart Lite: 40% more returning visitors 63% higher conversions from…
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Chrome User Experience ReportInian Parameshwaran27m
Dataset covers about 3.8 million sites and exposes real-user metrics like first contentful paint (FCP) via BigQuery; analysis uses a composite site experience…
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Web Performance @ NBrown It's a Business AffairNick Webb, Laura Sheridan21m
Nbrown proves a direct correlation between page load time and conversion by running a what-if analysis that within 24 hours shows load increases raise bounce…
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Let's Build a Progressive Web Appuve17m
Builds a PWA live from a simple responsive site using glitch.com, audits with Lighthouse (score starts 27 then rises to 45), and generates a manifest and icons…
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Frontend ResilienceIan Feather33m
BuzzFeed documents concrete fixes not theory: measure real failure rates like ~1% of JS requests timing out and 13 million monthly timeouts, and ~9% users with…
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A Rube Goldberg Machine and New Web TechnologyAda Rose Cannon29m
A working Rube Goldberg page assembles CSS Grid, Web Animations API and Web Components with Custom CSS Properties driving timing and layout. Async/await waits…
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Debugger; for DevelopersDenys Mishunov38m
Title promises psychology not code and delivers specific claims and remedies: perfectionist paralysis (Steve Jobs dithers over 2,000 beige shades; Henry Ford…
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Hunting the UnicornTammy Everts36m
Argues that classic metrics like page load time and time to first paint fail to predict user experience and shows tools and evidence instead: WebPageTest and…
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Any Site can be a Progressive Web AppJeremy Keith10m
Claim: any website benefits from HTTPS + Service Worker + Web App Manifest; those three measurable ingredients make a PWA. Tools like Lighthouse, Sonar and PWA…
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Fast Fashion - How Missguided Revolutionised their Approach to Site PerformanceMark Leach, Andy Davies30m
Missguided starts performance work summer 2017, forms a dedicated team, and measures with WebPageTest on a Motorola G2 and RUM to tie load times to revenue…
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How To Manage Performance Like a ProductLauren Younger Nagel24m
Argues that teams should manage performance like a product by turning RUM and synthetic monitoring plus customer surveys into measurable goals, a business…
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Improving Load Time for 100 Million Websites - Wix Case-StudyDan Shappir30m
Wix hosts over 100 million sites and reports concrete wins: server-side rendering cuts time to first contentful paint up to ~70% on mobile and ~40% on desktop…
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QUIC, in Theory and PracticeRobin Marx30m
QUIC replaces TCP with UDP while shipping TLS 1.3 and bringing HTTP/2’s multiplexing down a layer to remove TCP head‑of‑line blocking; Google reports QUIC…
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There's more to Performance than meets the EyeLéonie Watson27m
Shows measurable effects: screen readers rely on the browser’s accessibility tree, and Chrome mitigates latency by caching that tree into the application…
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It’s My (Third) Party and I'll Cry If I Want ToHarry Roberts31m
Shows concrete audits and fixes: uses requestmap.webperf.tools plus WebPageTest and the WebPageTest block feature to compare before/after, probes origins with…
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Where are the Women?Dora Militaru26m
An argument that mixes moral and business cases with concrete data: the Financial Times reports 36% board representation and a pledge to reach parity by 2022…
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25% Faster Hotel Search. Web Performance? - Trivago.Tobias Baldauf31m
Trivago measures impact with a server side multivariate tester called the release controller and ties changes to business KPIs rather than vague speed claims…
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The Shape of the WebHenri Helvetica30m
Mosaic becomes the pivot point with 65 million new users in 18 months and the web grows to about four billion people while browsing moves to low‑end phones and…
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