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performance.now() 2023

web performance engineers, frontend developers, React developers, engineering managers, site reliability engineers, developer advocates

browser benchmarking techniques; main thread long task decomposition; React application performance; JavaScript bundle size reduction; resource loading strategies (preload/priorities); HTTP cache rules and policies; compression dictionaries (Brotli/Zstd dictionaries); real user monitoring noise reduction; Largest Contentful Paint diagnostics; China-specific web performance and routing; performance for low-end devices and the digital divide; page navigation and transition performance

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performance.now() 2023 compilation01m
Compilation of the 4th performance.now() conference recorded November 2–3, 2023, presenting all sessions compiled as a single upload; session content itself is…
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Pushing PixelsMark Zeman54m
Argues that delivery should target visible pixels not pages, claiming an SPA shoved hundreds of resources so a hero image appears ~10.5s while static HTML…
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Benchmarking BrowsersBas Schouten51m
A cross‑vendor benchmark called Speedometer 3 defines concrete workloads (updated 2do MVC, charts, editors, news-like page navigation) and a joint governance…
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Breaking Down Long TasksNishu Goel44m
Metric-level claim: Interaction to Next Paint (INP) replaces FID in March 2024 and measures worst interactions not just the first; field data shows p75 has 36%…
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Optimizing your React ApplicationKeerthana Krishnan51m
Claim: React sites show worse real-user web vitals than peers, dropping from 36% to 34% “good” LCP/CLS rates among the top 1M. Evidence: field RUM analysis…
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The Unbearable Weight of Massive JavaScriptRyan Townsend53m
Claims a 55,000-line JavaScript codebase shrinks to 650 lines and time‑to‑interactive drops from about 12s to ~3s by prioritizing progressive enhancement and…
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Creating Performance Impact in a Changing Tech LandscapeTammy Everts50m
Argues for concrete moves: identify the critical rendering path and focus on pages that drive revenue, lean on synthetic + RUM (WebPageTest, SpeedCurve) and…
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Resource Loading at the Cutting EdgeRobin Marx51m
Browsers disagree about real priority behavior (fonts are highest in Chrome but low in Firefox), HTTP/2 uses a complex prioritization tree while HTTP/3 carries…
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Bridging the Digital Divide using Web PerformanceMatt Hobbs48m
Focuses on measurable fixes not slogans: gov.uk went mobile first in 2012 and handles spikes of ~88,000 requests per second with a CDN that achieves ~99% cache…
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Noise Canceling RUMTim Vereecke46m
Real User Monitoring contains measurable noise: on aggregated data and a 6M‑monthly‑visit site HVN reduces about 22% total noise down to 78% human visible…
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Challenging Assumptions About LCP Best PracticesEstela Franco43m
Data show LCP remains the weakest Core Web Vital and images are the most common LCP element, with surveys like Web Almanac saying almost one in five mobile…
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Cache Rules EverythingHarry Roberts52m
Only two headers actually solve HTTP caching: cache-control and ETag; remove clutter like Pragma, Expires and Last-Modified. Use directives you can reason…
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Decoding the Web in China for Peak Web PerformanceJodie Chan43m
Global web best practices often fail in China because latency, blocked third‑party resources and packet loss make sites time out or show blank filmstrips…
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Compression DictionariesPatrick Meenan52m
Claims that HTML and resources shrink upwards of 90% for some sites and that week‑over‑week JS updates can be 96% smaller are backed by concrete numbers…
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From Here to ThereTim Kadlec48m
Crowdsourced experiments turn into concrete wins: Largest Contentful Paint lands in multiple browsers, WebPageTest and SpeedIndex seed hero-image timing work…
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performance.now() 2023 is done!01m
Wrap-up of the event lists concrete outcomes and followups: 40 talks and 12 live demos are available now for Early Adopter members, with regular subscribers…
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