#yslow (8 links)
- Mozilla Webdev » Blog Archive » Cesium 0.1 Released! blog.mozilla.com
A hybrid web application/testing harness that automatically runs YSlow on a suite of pages of the user’s choosing at scheduled times, stores these results, and provides a host of graphs and other data concerning the results of these tests.
- OmniTI ~ YSlow! to YFast! in 45 minutes. omniti.com
While OmniTI has enormous breadth in the Internet space, we are primarily known as an Internet performance and scalability company. This made the fact that we received an F on YSlow! all the more embarrassing. This was a case of the right hand not knowing what the left hand was doing — something we evangelize against. I decided that I would fix that and aim to do it by the end of Steve’s presentation. A play-by-play follows.
- Website performance Q&A with Steve Souders from Google | Royal Pingdom royal.pingdom.com · Archived on
Statistics from Amazon, Google, Jupiter Research and others show that a faster web site increases traffic, repeat visits, clicks, and conversions. There are two other motivations, in addition to these user metrics, that I give for always working to improve the speed of your web site. First, even if your site is fast enough for some users, there are always other users with slower connections. Mediocre performance in the U.S. means an unbearable experience in other parts of the world. If you hope to attract and retain a global audience, your site has to be blazingly fast under normal conditions so that under degraded conditions it’s still usable.
- Adam Goucher » Blog Archive » YSlow and Continuous Integration adam.goucher.ca
This post explains how, if I didn’t have a whole bunch of stuff on my plate right now, I would get YSlow failing builds.
Via paul.irish.
Adds a tab to Firebug for measuring the load time of web pages.
Via tomtaylor.
Before you run off and implement all of Yahoo's solid advice, consider the audience. These are rules from Yahoo, which according to Alexa is one of the top three web properties in the world.
- YSlow for Firebug developer.yahoo.com
"...analyzes web pages and tells you why they're slow based on the rules for high performance web sites. YSlow is a Firefox add-on integrated with the popular Firebug web development tool." Hurrah, been waiting for this since @media.