Musings on HTTP/2 and Bundling
HTTP/2 has been one of my areas of interest. In fact, I’ve written a few articles about it just in the last year. In one of those articles I made this unchecked assertion:
…If the user is on HTTP/2: You’ll
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ES6 modules support lands in browsers: is it time to rethink bundling?
Modules, as in, this kind of syntax right in JavaScript:
import { myCounter, someOtherThing } from 'utilities';Which we’d normally use Webpack to bundle, but now is supported in Safari Technology Preview, Firefox Nightly (flag), and Edge.
It’s designed to …
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HTTP/2 – A Real-World Performance Test and Analysis
Perhaps you’ve heard of HTTP/2? It’s not just an idea, it’s a real technology and slowly but surely, hosting companies and CDN services have been releasing it to their servers. Much has been said about the benefits of using HTTP/2 …
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Modernizing our Progressive Enhancement Delivery
Scott Jehl, explaining one of the performance improvements he made to the Filament Group site:
…Inlining is a measurably-worthwhile workaround, but it’s still a workaround. Fortunately, HTTP/2’s Server Push feature brings the performance benefits of inlining without sacrificing cacheability for
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Creating a Cache-aware HTTP/2 Server Push Mechanism
If you’ve been reading at all about HTTP/2, then you’ve likely heard about server push. If not, here’s the gist of it: Server push lets you preemptively send an asset when the client requests another. …
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A Case Study on Boosting Front-End Performance
At De Voorhoede we try to boost front-end performance as much as possible for our clients. It is not so easy to convince every client to follow all of our performance guidelines. We try to convince them by talking to …
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[Talk] HTTP/2 is Here, Now Let’s Make it Easy
Rebecca Murphey’s talk from dotJS 2015 explores all the various gotchas surrounding HTTP/2. For instance, how will servers support it? How does our front-end process change to benefit the most from this new protocol? How will developers know that everything …
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Building for HTTP/2
Rebecca Murphey:
…This is everything-you-thought-you-knew-is-wrong kind of stuff. In an HTTP/2 world, there are few benefits to concatenating a bunch of JS files together, and in many cases the practice will be actively harmful. Domain sharding becomes an anti-pattern. Throwing
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Making a Simple Site Work Offline with ServiceWorker
I’ve been playing around with ServiceWorker a lot recently, so when Chris asked me to write an article about it I couldn’t have been more thrilled. ServiceWorker is the most impactful modern web technology since Ajax. It’s an API that …
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Moving to HTTPS on WordPress
I just recently took CSS-Tricks “HTTPS everywhere”. That is, every URL on this site enforces the HTTPS (SSL) protocol. Non-secure HTTP requests get redirected to HTTPS. Here are some notes on that journey.…
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