NAS, Predictions, Preloading, Presudo Isomorphism
summary
Shows a concrete stack: COD.js with React and Acronis backup services, plus server HTML extraction via PhantomJS. Introduces three tactics — nonblocking app state, predictions (speculative UI state), and preloading/prefetch queues — that cut perceived load: initial view drops from ~3s to ~1–1.5s, login cache saves ~2s, removing blocking UX trims ~200–300ms, and pseudo‑isomorphic server HTML roughly halves load. Measurements run on repeat VM runs with ~±50ms scatter. Code and examples are in the public repository for verification.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:54What is peach performance
- 8:56Non-blocking app states
- 13:20User action prediction
- 17:17Resource preloading techniques
- 19:09Pseudo-isomorphism in practice
- 22:38When to apply techniques
- 28:58Q&A
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