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PUBLIC MARKS from "Xavier Lacot" with tags javascript & performance

2012

cdnjs - the missing cdn

A CDN for js libraries, hosted and maintained by CloudFlare

Faye: Simple pub/sub messaging for the web

A publish-subscribe messaging system, which provides message servers for both Node.js and Ruby. Clients are available for all the major typical consumers. The full stack implements several protocols, and comes with a wide range of adapters.

jQ.Mobi

A from-scratch re-write of jQuery, especially targeted at mobile devices : 12 kB in the minified version!

2011

Navigation Timing

This brand new specification defines an interface for web applications to access timing information related to navigation and elements. When implemented, this will help track web pages frontend performance.

this, is boomerang

by 1 other
boomerang is a piece of javascript that you add to your web pages, where it measures the performance of your website from your end user's point of view. It has the ability to send this data back to your server for further analysis. It allowsto measure the round-trip time, bandwith usage and latency.

2010

Head JS :: The only script in your HEAD

by 8 others
A tiny js tool which allows to lad scripts in parrallel, thus enabling a better frontend performance

2009

Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » A New Memory Tool for the Web

When the web developer's life will begin to be at a memory level, we'll start seeing disappear crappy web apps. And crappy webdevs.

2008

Upcoming Browser JavaScript Engine Benchmarks

Internet Explorer 7 scores an abysmal 90522ms. (...) IE8-beta2 scored at 9542ms. But, for reference, in the same virtual environment Firefox "Minefield" was still able to pull off 1873ms. So, as while still no where near as fast as the other guys, IE8 is lightyears ahead of IE7 in its javascript performance.

Jiffy Firefox Extension - Documentation

by 3 others
The Jiffy Firefox Extension adds an additional panel to Firebug that provides a visual view of the Javascript time measurements captured by Jiffy-Web.

2006

Efficient JavaScript - Opera Developer Community

by 3 others
As Web pages become more like applications, the performance of scripts is having a bigger effect.