Focusing on making web pages render faster in browsers is an under hyped form of performance optimization. While most performance sessions focus on varnish, memcache, and other technologies to scale a site or make the server run more efficiently we will focus on making pages render faster in browsers. This includes image, JavaScript, and CSS optimization as well as some browser characteristics we can use to our advantage.
This type of performance optimization is something useful to almost any site. From those that serve up thousands of pageviews a month to those that serve up millions of them.
Front end performance is, also, an area where most Drupal sites have noticeable room for improvement. In reviewing numerous sites built with Drupal there are few that don't have a lot of room for improvement.
Note: This session has been combined with High Performance Theming
Video at archive.org.
Anyone who deals with the front end of a website from the themes, to JavaScript, to the images generated by imagecache or image styles.
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One panel instead of two sessions.
I would combine this with http://chicago2011.drupal.org/sessions/high-performance-theming
I'd be happy to collaborate
I'd be happy to collaborate with Matt.
Presentation or Video
Could you upload the Presentation or Video for this session.
It's online at archive.org:
It's online at archive.org: http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day3_faster_front_end_perfor...