I’m working on a project that might have thousands of unique hits per minute – at least I hope -.
For it, i’m going to use mustache.js.
Found a AWESOME mustache.js tutorial for it.
I’m working on a project that might have thousands of unique hits per minute – at least I hope -.
For it, i’m going to use mustache.js.
Found a AWESOME mustache.js tutorial for it.
HappyApps.io is a performance and uptime monitoring service, just like Pingdom.
I’v been using pingdom for years… since 2008 I guess…
Lets try HappyApps – their interface looks awesome.
Some screenshots taken from their home page….
Sucuri has lunched an Website Performance Tool.
We extract three key metrics that are critical to the performance of any website: connection time, time to first byte (TTFB) and total load time:
- Connection time: It measures how long it takes for the TCP session to be established to your website. If you are a networking geek, it measures how long it takes for the 3-way handshake to be completed.
- Time To First Byte (TTFB): This is one of the most important numbers to pay attention to, as it tells you how long it takes for the first byte to be received by the browser. This metric is important because as soon as the browser receives the first few bytes, it can start to load the page and display content to the end user.
- Total Load Time: This shows how long it takes for the full page to be loaded.
To give us the visibility we need for these tests, we setup 13 globally distributed testing stations:
- 4 in USA (New York, Atlanta, Dallas and Los Angeles)
- 1 in Canada (Montreal)
- 4 in Europe (Germany, UK, France and Netherlands)
- 2 in Asia (Japan and Singapore)
- 1 in South America (Brazil)
- 1 in Australia
Guys from BlackTie have a freebie landing page from Landing Sumo available for download here http://www.blacktie.co/2014/10/landing-sumo-freebie-landing-page/.
I’m was looking for a CSS vertical timeline to use on the NEW project that i’m working on…
This were the two ones that I will one from!
A bunch of JQuery scripts to do it…
So,
I’m working on a project that needs to improve the user experience on a particular website. The website uses a particular CMS that uses php smarty template and caches some pages… even though the solution isn’t the best!
We pretend to hit the some 30.000 unique visitors/month just in the following 3 months and improve retention/sales.
For this, we will still use the current CMS but we will export all data to JSON files.
This JSON files will be stored on a CDN and will be used to render, on the client side, the content.
On the first approach we tried to use dynatable.com witch has/had some bugs… so I looked for another similar solution and found jPList – jQuery Data Grid Controls jPList – jQuery Data Grid Control.
Sorting
Pagination
Filter and Search
Toggle Filters
Data sources
HTML Layout
JavaScript Templates
Storage
CMS and Frameworks
jQuery UI
Browser Compatibility
Other Controls
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So anyone working with web knows that websites speed – and internet speeds – are important to retain clients/visitors.
I probably gonna start to work with a client from Colombia – not drugs related – that needs to ensure that his website and content is optimized to his main clients – colombian people – who at the top, have 2Mb internet connection – and I might need to limit my internet connection to that speed (and lower) to study the website strangulation.
I will use Slowy app Real-world connection simulator and bandwidth limiter.
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