Stay Away From My Path!
summary
Claims concrete wins: rendering HTML on the server plus server-side rendering moves first meaningful paint from many seconds to near-instant, fonts use font-display:swap to avoid invisible text, and link rel=preload bumps resource priority. Tools cited include Lighthouse, WebPageTest, GTmetrix, lazySizes and react-loadable. Practical result: stripping third parties cut a real site from 5.2 MB to 500 KB. Recommend auditing critical CSS, lazy-loading images, and using HTTP/2.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:16Performance
- 3:51The Process
- 6:17Application Example
- 10:22Technical Part
- 14:08ServerSide Rendering
- 17:29Prioritize
- 19:51Images
- 21:59Resource hints
- 23:09Chrome dev tools
- 24:49HTTP
- 25:26Tools
- 27:58Questions
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