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Wednesday, 01. June 2022 at 18:30
Slow to Fast: Looking at React Performance ProblemsBy Abhijeet PrasadDive deep into optimizing and improving the performance of your production react applications by using the react profiler API, web vitals and browser APIs.
Dive deep into optimizing and improving the performance of your production react applications by using the react profiler API, web vitals and browser APIs.
Modern CSS rendering performance: The internals of web pages optimizationBy Michael HladkyIn this talk, we demystify the browser’s rendering pipeline and explore the different ways you can enhance the user experience by improving your CSS rendering performance. We will get to the core of browser rendering optimization, uncover what’s hidden under the hood there, and identify the opportunities for improvement that one can seize with a few lines of CSS only and RenderingNG architecture on hand. During this session, we will take a look at how the web page is rendered in a browser, go over the basic Chrome DevTools’ workflow for analyzing runtime performance and see how to benefit from these metrics by introducing only small changes in the CSS. All of the covered implementations will be demoed for you to see their real-world application.
In this talk, we demystify the browser’s rendering pipeline and explore the different ways you can enhance the user experience by improving your CSS rendering performance. We will get to the core of browser rendering optimization, uncover what’s hidden under the hood there, and identify the opportunities for improvement that one can seize with a few lines of CSS only and RenderingNG architecture on hand. During this session, we will take a look at how the web page is rendered in a browser, go over the basic Chrome DevTools’ workflow for analyzing runtime performance and see how to benefit from these metrics by introducing only small changes in the CSS. All of the covered implementations will be demoed for you to see their real-world application.
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