High-Performance javascript: Why Everything You’ve Been Taught is Wrong

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Created on 31 August, 2007by osnow

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Speaker: Joseph Smarr
Company/Organization: Plaxo, Inc.
In sum, Joseph argues for a four-point approach to achieving maximum performance in your web-app:
  • Be lazy: Don’t load or do things before you need to; maybe you won’t need to load or do them at all.
  • Be responsive: Make things happen quickly. If you can shave 100ms off of an interaction by responding to a mousedown event instead of a click event, do it.
  • Be pragmatic: Frontend engineering is hard enough. Don’t make it harder than it needs to be.
  • Be vigilant: Blank web pages are fast. Web pages become slow because you put stuff in them; slowness is your resonsibility. Vigilance is required to prevent slowness.

http://josephsmarr.com/2007/08/29/my-ajax-talk-is-now-on-yui-theater/

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