Web 2.0 is adding more and more con tent to our pages, espe cially fea tures that are imple mented in Ajax. But our web appli ca tions are evolv ing faster than the browsers that they run in. We don’t have to rely on or wait for the release of new browsers to make our web appli ca tions faster. In this ses sion, Steve Souders dis cusses web per formance best prac tices from his sec ond book, Even Faster Web Sites. These time-saving tech niques are used by the world’s most pop u lar web sites to cre ate a faster user expe ri ence, increase rev enue, and reduce oper at ing costs. Steve pro vides tech ni cal details about reduc ing the pain of JavaScript, as well as secrets for mak ing your page load faster in emerg ing mar kets where net work con nec tiv ity is a challenge.
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Steve Souders — Even faster web sites
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Steve Souders - Even faster web sites
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Web Directions Podcast - Steve Souders - Even faster web sites
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Steve Souders — Even faster web sites
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Steve Souders — Even faster web sites
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Specifically we’ll be look ing at script ing the video media ele ment, 2D can vas and some of the mashups we can achieve. How to take our web apps com pletely offline, going beyond the cookie and HTML5’s answer to thread ing: web workers.
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