If you’ve heard me talk about web performance optimization, you’ve probably picked up on my comments that images are the BIGGEST bottleneck for slowing down the load time of your web page.
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Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire — The Interactive #98
The smoke has cleared — we’ve had some of the worst air quality in the world, here in Victoria, BC, this last week.
The Road Ahead – The Interactive #96
The road is a windy one, and it isn’t so much the destination, as it is the journey and the experiences along the way.
16 Years – FP 2000 to Web Performance – The Interactive #95
We’ve come a long way over the last 16 years. The Internet has changed so much, yet much of the concepts are the same.
Critical Path CSS Generator FTW! – The Interactive #94
I thought it was time that I built a little tool that generates critical path CSS. You need Critical Path CSS in order to avoid the flash of unstyled content when deferring render blocking resources.
Google SPEED Update is LIVE – The Interactive #93
Well, it’s finally here, and word has it that Google’s new Speed Update for their ranking algorithm is more aggressive than they first indicated it would be.
All Joking Aside…! – The Interactive #92
I’m a dad, and I love a good dad-joke. You know the ones I’m talking — the really corny, barely humorous… they’re so bad, you can’t help but groan out load! Well I’ve got one for you this week.
How Many Burners Do You Have on MAX? – The Interactive #91
I took two weeks off — it’s the longest vacation I’ve ever taken. And as a results, I was able to give up a few of my responsibilities.
The Biggest Web Performance Bottleneck – The Interactive #88
This week, we saw a lot of work in the code lab vetting the Pegasaas Web Performance plugin for WordPress with different theme frameworks and hosting platforms. Continue reading
Oxygen Particles Coming Together – The Interactive 86
We’re moving closer to the Oxygen WordPress theme being complete — Colin has been working on the final touches to the theme this week, and then next week we should begin work on bundling it together as a downloadable product. Continue reading