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Frontend Perfor

Talkat Velocity 2009 · 2009-06-22..06-24· [web-performance, frontend-architecture]
name:David Wei
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Front-end work at Facebook focuses on measurable wins: end to end latency splits into 50% render, 25% network, 25% server, site speed is sampled at 1 in 10,000 page views and logged by a monitoring system, static resources are declared separately and clustered so JavaScript packages fall ~50% while delivered bytes drop, an AJAX layer called Quickling cuts client render time 40–50%, and a client page cache saves ~20% of homepage hits and speeds render another 3–4×.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Facebook performance
  2. 1:00Importance of site speed
  3. 2:50Unique engineering challenges
  4. 5:22Defining web performance
  5. 6:43Calie: Performance monitoring
  6. 9:28Analyzing performance regressions
  7. 11:10Technical metrics and actionable items
  8. 12:41Haste: Static resource management
  9. 20:11Quicklink: Ajaxification
  10. 30:17Page cache and performance results
  11. 37:58Conclusion and Q&A
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