Articles List on Web Page Performance

Following are collection of articles, discuss on various ways to optimize web page performance, monitoring of web application from end-user perspective (i.e. using various browsers' plugin like FireBug for Firefox, PageSpeed for Chrome and DynaTrace for Internet Explorer) and Tips and Tricks for tuning the page load time.

  1. Best Practices on Web Site Performance Optimization
    • It discusses / explains importance of multiple KPIs (Page Load Time, Network Roundtrips etc.) related to web page performance.
  2. Best Practices on Network Requests and Round trips
    • It explains the working of browser and how it downloads resources and its impact on performance
  3. Best Practices on Browser Caching
    • It explains the working of Browser Cache and its importance in web page performance.
  4. Best Practices for Speeding up your Website
    • It list 35 best practices divided into 7 categories.
  5. Web Performance Best Practices from Google
    • Crispy, extensive, very helpful information on web site performance.
  6. Optimizing Page Load Time
    • Few very good tips on optimizing page load time by Aaron Hopkins

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