High Performance Web Sites and YSlow
Google TechTalks2 HN recommenders · recommended in 2 months, 2009–2009
talk · intermediate · 2009–2009 on HN
A Google Tech Talk on Yahoo's 14 rules for faster web pages and the YSlow tool. It covers front-end practices like avoiding @import and fixing ETags, with live analysis of popular sites.
Praised as solid, research-backed advice on front-end web performance.
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3 comments from Hacker News
Watch the YSlow guys and be enlightened. Everything they produce about the subject (and I don't just mean the plugin) is solid gold. They are easily the best "Follow these simple directions and you will make money" technical material I've ever seen. video of talk: ▶ this video slides of another: link
▶ this video That link is a talk on YSlow, a tool you can use to lower download speed, render time, and perceived load time. It's awesome.
Hes given two talks at google on the subject that the course covers: ▶ this video and link Silverlight or not I think most of will live without all the secret knowledge contained in those videos unless we want to fork out a $600 tuition fee to see more than three of them according to: link